Mysterious secret weapon was used in Maduro’s kidnapping. Trump can’t talk about her

“I can’t talk about it,” Trump said. “We arrived, they pressed buttons and nothing worked” because of the secret “discombobulator”. Reports of blood, vomiting and paralysis emerged.

Donald Trump confirmed this Saturday that the US has resorted to a secret weapon which he called “discombobulator”, during the January 3 operation that resulted in that of the then Venezuelan president, Nicolás Maduro.

However, the American president said he was not “authorized to talk” about the mysterious device. He limited himself to ensuring that this made the threats of Venezuelan defenses “cease to function”.

“I can’t talk about him. [o dispositivo]”, said the US president. “They never managed to fire the missiles. They had Russian and Chinese missiles ready, but they didn’t fire any.”

Once again, no one knows for sure what’s on Trump’s mind. A senior US official advances to which administration officials admit (in private) that Trump may be confusing and bringing together different existing military capabilities under a single name. These sources also say that US forces will have used cyber tools to disrupt warning and communications systems and acoustic technologies to disorient elements on the ground.

But the rumors quickly began to emerge, and they are not exactly unfounded, since the White House itself fueled them. For example, the reference to the Active Denial System (ADS)a “directed energy” system developed years ago by the US Armed Forces that will cause an intense sensation of heat on the skin and cause people to move away.

Furthermore, in a report by White House spokeswoman Karoline Leavitt on social media, an alleged Venezuelan security guard describes that the US “launched something” similar to a “very intense sound wave”.

“Suddenly, I felt like my head was going to explode from the inside,” said the supposed security guard. “We all started to bleed from the nose. Some vomited blood. We fell to the ground, unable to move”. The version has not been independently confirmed, but for Leavitt, it apparently is real, as he recommended his followers to “stop what they were doing to read” the interview.

One thing is certain: Maduro was captured by the US and remains detained in Brooklyn, awaiting trial, having been accused of narco-terrorism. , former vice president, leads Venezuela on an interim basis.