From the Telegram channel Aquila, much has been said already about the US use of low flying choppers in its initial attack wave and how it must have indicated inside help and at least some sort of set up due to neither the operational Venezuelan AD systems and a large number of MANPADS operators distributed (regime loyalists and Venezuelan military alike) not activating at the time of the attack.
According to Aquila this wasn't the case though, US military instead blinded Venezuelan radar and communications systems through use of cyber and EMP attacks, effectively leaving them in the literal dark and unable to properly communicate. The US then attacked several HVTs as both distraction and lightning rod, using the gap to fly their SF guys in, nab Maduro+wife and get out all within an hour.
Khamenei and the rest of the Latino narcos masquerading as presidents won't leave their bunkers after this.
The Operation which "WAS" not Possible!
Last night’s operation was not simply a case of elite soldiers storming into a foreign country, seizing a target, and extracting him by force.
What the United States demonstrated was its true strategic strength. While rival powers such as Russia and China often emphasize military hardware through large parades and public exercises, America has long understood that wars are not won by numbers and equipment alone.
I can now for the first time ever report that "Operation Absolute Resolve" was a combined advanced cyber warfare and electronic pulse attack (EMP attack) alongside Delta Force incursions. Rather than overwhelming force, the focus was on systemic paralysis—neutralizing communications, navigation, and command-and-control capabilities before conventional forces ever moved.
For a critical window of time (42 mins) to be precise - Venezuela’s electronic infrastructure was effectively blinded. Power, communications, and military coordination were disrupted, leaving defensive systems unable to respond coherently. By the time senior officials realized the scope of what was happening, the operation was already concluding.
This would represent a mission unlike any other—one that prioritized intelligence, technology, and precision over spectacle. It was not about brute force, but about out-thinking the adversary.
According to Aquila this wasn't the case though, US military instead blinded Venezuelan radar and communications systems through use of cyber and EMP attacks, effectively leaving them in the literal dark and unable to properly communicate. The US then attacked several HVTs as both distraction and lightning rod, using the gap to fly their SF guys in, nab Maduro+wife and get out all within an hour.
Khamenei and the rest of the Latino narcos masquerading as presidents won't leave their bunkers after this.
The Operation which "WAS" not Possible!Last night’s operation was not simply a case of elite soldiers storming into a foreign country, seizing a target, and extracting him by force.
What the United States demonstrated was its true strategic strength. While rival powers such as Russia and China often emphasize military hardware through large parades and public exercises, America has long understood that wars are not won by numbers and equipment alone.
I can now for the first time ever report that "Operation Absolute Resolve" was a combined advanced cyber warfare and electronic pulse attack (EMP attack) alongside Delta Force incursions. Rather than overwhelming force, the focus was on systemic paralysis—neutralizing communications, navigation, and command-and-control capabilities before conventional forces ever moved.
For a critical window of time (42 mins) to be precise - Venezuela’s electronic infrastructure was effectively blinded. Power, communications, and military coordination were disrupted, leaving defensive systems unable to respond coherently. By the time senior officials realized the scope of what was happening, the operation was already concluding.
This would represent a mission unlike any other—one that prioritized intelligence, technology, and precision over spectacle. It was not about brute force, but about out-thinking the adversary.
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