Trump Reveals Secret U.S. Weapon Used in Maduro Capture

U.S. President Donald Trump has disclosed details about a classified American weapon he dubbed "The Discombobulator," claiming it played a pivotal role in the successful operation to capture Venezuelan leader Nicolas Maduro.

In an exclusive interview with the New York Post from the Oval Office, Trump described how the weapon effectively neutralized Venezuela's defense systems. "I'm not allowed to talk about it," he said, but went on to explain its impact: "They couldn't launch even a single rocket. They had Russian and Chinese missiles and not one was fired. We went in, they pressed buttons, and nothing worked. They were ready for us."

The president linked the device's deployment to the mission's success, noting that from the moment it was activated, Venezuelan defenses ceased functioning. Reports from the operation suggest that radar systems suddenly shut down, followed by the appearance of numerous drones overhead and the landing of helicopters carrying U.S. troops.

Trump's comments came in response to recent reports alleging that the Biden administration had acquired weapons suspected of causing "Havana Syndrome," a mysterious condition affecting U.S. officials and military personnel abroad, with symptoms ranging from headaches and ear ringing to cognitive difficulties.

Eyewitness accounts from former Venezuelan security personnel paint a harrowing picture. One described the weapon's effect as a "powerful sound wave," saying: "At some point, they launched something. I don't know how to describe it. It was like a very strong sound wave. Suddenly, I felt like my head was exploding from the inside." Others reported severe physical reactions, including nosebleeds, vomiting blood, and temporary paralysis.