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President Donald Trump has provided new details of last night's military strike in Venezuela, describing the operation as one of the most sophisticated and successful in US military history. In a statement from Mar-a-Lago, he revealed that during the offensive, "the lights of Caracas were turned off in a coordinated manner through a unique experience that we have," describing the environment as "dark and deadly."
" If you had seen what I saw last night, you would have been amazed, " Trump said, adding that while the footage would not be made public immediately, what happened was "something extraordinary to see."
He emphasized that there were no casualties among American forces and no loss of military equipment, considering this one of the cleanest operations in the history of US interventions.
But the most important warning came later: “ We are ready to launch a second wave of attacks – and this time, much larger – if necessary .”
Trump said military planning had anticipated that a second wave might be required, but the effectiveness of the first operation was so high that it probably wouldn't be necessary.
“However,” he added, “we are ready for the second wave – a much bigger wave.”
This statement signals that the US is still maintaining a high state of alert and that, despite the initial success, nothing is definitive about stability in Venezuela. The situation remains tense, while US forces and components of the interim administration are consolidating control on the ground.
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