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Venezuela Claims US Used Mysterious Weapon During Maduro Capture Attempt

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January 11, 2026 3:31 am

Venezuela Claims US Used Mysterious Weapon During Maduro Capture Attempt

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the alleged use of a novel,perhaps non-lethal weapon during a reported operation in Venezuela ‌has⁣ sparked considerable international discussion. Reports suggest the involvement of a complex device, described by ‌some as‌ a sonic weapon, in the attempted capture ⁤of‍ Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro. This ‍situation, unfolding in early May 2024, has ignited speculation⁣ adn debate regarding the nature of the technology and its implications for international security.

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Full Name: Maria Petrova Role: Editor, World Category: World Location: Sofia, Bulgaria Education: MA in International Relations, Sofia University Experience: 14+ years in international news reporting and editorial leadership Expertise: Geopolitics, global affairs, cross-cultural reporting, human rights Awards: European Press Prize for International Reporting 2022 Professional Affiliations: Member, International Federation of Journalists Languages: Bulgarian (native), English (fluent), Russian (fluent), French (conversational) Bio: Maria Petrova is an accomplished international journalist and editor with over 14 years of experience covering global affairs, geopolitics, and human rights. She holds an MA in International Relations from Sofia University and has contributed to Balkan Insight. Maria is known for her insightful analysis, cross-cultural perspective, and commitment to accurate, balanced reporting. As Editor of the World section at World Today Journal, she leads coverage of major international events and stories that shape our planet.