NYT: US used sonic weapons to kidnap Maduro

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The US used a powerful sonic weapon during the attack on Venezuela, according to The New York Times. The publication notes that the weapon may be the Long-Range Acoustic Attack System (LRAD).

At some point, they unleashed something, I don't know how to describe it. It was like a very intense sonic wave. Suddenly, I felt like my head was exploding from the inside. We all started bleeding from the nose. Some were vomiting blood. We fell to the ground, unable to move.

– the newspaper quotes one of the Venezuelan soldiers who guarded Maduro’s residence.



Experts note that the device in this case could be a Long-Range Acoustic Attack System (LRAD). They emphasize that it was most likely used at maximum power.

As a reminder, following a swift operation by American special forces, the Venezuelan president was transported to the United States, where he is scheduled to stand trial on drug trafficking charges.

At the same time, sources report that only a few Venezuelan soldiers resisted the US military personnel participating in the operation, and they were killed.

Furthermore, Cuban military personnel guarding Nicolás Maduro also actively resisted American special forces. They were also killed.

Let us add that the White House now admits that the goal of the operation was to establish control over Venezuela's natural resources.
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  1. Alexander
    Alexander
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    11 January 2026 12: 45
    At some point, they unleashed something, I don't know how to describe it. It was like a very intense sonic wave. Suddenly, I felt like my head was exploding from the inside. We all started bleeding from the nose. Some were vomiting blood. We fell to the ground, unable to move.

    What kind of sonic weapon are you talking about, other than your own farts? You fell to the ground, for $100 each, and now you're ripping off suckers with your "high-tech" inventions. You should have been picked up from that ground and put up against the wall. Heroes of the Resistance...
    PS: And now it’s not too late to get up from the ground and wipe away the aforementioned colored snot, and not continue to hang it in front of the Americans who stupidly killed your president.
    1. Vladimir Tuzakov
      Vladimir Tuzakov
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      11 January 2026 14: 31
      When you're ignorant, you should inquire, but not show your ignorance. Sonic weapons have been tested for a long time, over 30 years. The US successfully used them to disperse protesters and other incidents. There was no media coverage—they kept it a secret. Note: the pots on the head weren't a whim, but it appears to be a result of similar weapons used covertly... Conclusion: in the 21st century, weapons are becoming increasingly new and sophisticated; we'll see even more...
      1. Igool
        Igool
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        11 January 2026 14: 55
        Quote: Vladimir Tuzakov
        Note: the pots on the head are not a whim, but appear to be from a similar weapon used covertly.

        Pots on the head - from a complete lack of brains.
        Sonic weapons speak for themselves. They utilize the principle of directional amplification of sound waves in either long or short ranges, but not sound waves.
        The saucepan can only act as a resonator, but in no way as protection from these waves.
        Rather, headphones or earplugs will help, as they will prevent sound waves from reaching the eardrums at full power and will reduce the load on them.
        1. Vladimir Tuzakov
          Vladimir Tuzakov
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          11 January 2026 16: 09
          Not only the ears but also the body perceives sound vibrations and pressure, so plugging your ears doesn't completely isolate you from the effects of sonic weapons. The existing spectrum of effects is much broader; pots are more sensitive to electromagnetic waves, which are also selected and act as weapons that harm humans, especially the brain, which is sensitive to these effects. We live intentionally isolated from understanding the effects of new weapons on humans. Conclusion: Weapons are constantly evolving; soon we will reach the point of creating genetically engineered weapons...
  2. AdeptV
    AdeptV
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    11 January 2026 15: 15
    The Cubans urgently need to deploy a modified RS-26 Rubezh (I don't like the name - Oreshnik) with a special warhead, at least four of which, if, of course, the Kremlin has the willpower to deploy it, which I highly doubt.
  3. Platon Verdictov
    Platon Verdictov
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    11 January 2026 15: 26
    It seems that it hasn't even occurred to its staunchly bourgeois Russian Federation to seize the opportunity to give its overseas partners an enema. On the contrary, there's a primal fear of defeat and the loss of any chance to reach an agreement with the real bourgeoisie, extend the residency permits in sunny London for a narrow layer of comprador crooks, and unblock, at least partially, the goods they stole through backbreaking labor.
  4. Vox Populi
    Vox Populi
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    11 January 2026 16: 14
    Could it be that their weapons were stronger than ours? winked

    I missed that. It turns out General Makarevich was an advisor in Venezuela at the time of the US operation. For those who didn't know, he was yet another one of our generals who proved so incompetent that he was kicked out of the brothel for xxxxxxx and removed from command in the Central Military District.
    Just imagine Makarevich's level of achievement, that they managed to eliminate him from the ranks of such brilliant commanders of the great victory. Here's a short list of Makarevich's military ideas during his command of the Dnepr Group:
    ▪️Requirements to install tags at positions, in the absence of which the command unit occupying the line is considered not combat-ready.
    ▪️Disciplinary action against senior officers for the destruction of a Ukrainian Armed Forces ammunition depot without the approval of the Dnipro chief of staff.
    I think the American special forces must have had their tags on correctly, since everything turned out that way.
    Let me remind you that an equally brilliant, dismissed general commanded the Russian group at the time of the fall of Syria in 24. In 22, he failed to take Kharkov, abandoned and killed our special forces in a school, and abandoned the further assault on the city, even though there was a chance and his subordinates pleaded for it.
    ...
    What's the point of all this? If you're feeling uneasy about what's happening around you, on the one hand, and on the other, you have children growing up and want to somehow convey to them the value of intelligence and education, I've given you at least three examples with names in the links. Try to explain clearly that degenerates and degenerates only lead to great disaster. It doesn't matter what they run—a tire shop, a car wash, or an entire army.

    https://t.me/RSaponkov/12628
  5. komandir8
    komandir8
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    11 January 2026 21: 17
    This is an American-made long-range acoustic device (LRAD)—Long Range Acoustic Device. Some models have a range of up to five and a half thousand meters. However, much depends on the frequency, power, and propagation conditions of the acoustic vibrations in the real environment.
    1. Vladimir Tuzakov
      Vladimir Tuzakov
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      12 January 2026 17: 39
      Note: Effects can range from beyond-threshold power to frequency impact on individual human organs. The emphasis here appears to be on ultra-powerful sound pressure, not necessarily frequencies in the audible range.