Archive · 25 Jan 2026
US Used Secret Weapon in Venezuela Raid
The US recently captured Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro from his home in Caracas using a secret weapon called the 'Discombobulator'.
This weapon made Venezuela's defense systems stop working and caused Maduro's guards to feel very sick.
Maduro is now in a US jail, and his former vice president, Delcy Rodriguez, is leading Venezuela.
President Trump has praised Rodriguez for working with the US.
The weapon is said to have caused strange symptoms like bleeding and vomiting among Maduro's guards.
US forces used a secret weapon called the 'Discombobulator' to capture Nicolas Maduro.
The weapon disabled Venezuela's air defense and radar systems, allowing the raid to succeed.
Maduro's guards reported bleeding and vomiting after the weapon was used.
Maduro is now in US custody, awaiting trial on narcoterrorism charges.
Delcy Rodriguez, Maduro's former vice president, is now Venezuela's interim leader.
- Who
- US forces, Nicolas Maduro, Delcy Rodriguez, Donald Trump
- What
- US military operation to capture Maduro using a secret weapon
- When
- Earlier this month
- Where
- Caracas, Venezuela
- Why
- To capture Maduro and gain control of Venezuela's government
- Weapon
- Discombobulator
- Operation
- Capture of Nicolas Maduro
- Location
- Caracas, Venezuela
- US Casualties
- None
- Maduro's Status
- In US custody, awaiting trial
- Venezuela's New Leader
- Delcy Rodriguez
- Trump's Stance
- Praised Rodriguez's cooperation
Sources
Venezuela Leader Claims US Issued 15-Minute Death Threat After Maduro Capture
15 Minutes To Comply, Or Death: Venezuela President's Big Claim On Maduro Op
What is ‘Discombobulator’, the secret weapon Trump says US forces used during Venezuela raid
