No I'm not, nor about whatever is going on in the capital markets right now. But this operation will do nothing about either of those.
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and 37 years ago on this day Manuel Noriega surrendered to US forces.
Still, some things have changed since then:
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I have strong feeling Iran will be next.
Lets be honest, Trump has no reason to hold back now since no one dares to oppose him with concrete action and he doesn't have to worry about Noble peace price no more
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nah from the photos, the envoy members really looked cluelessly happy, don't think too much into it, it makes no sense to send the envoy on such a mission had they known beforehand, but who cares, China never invested too deep into Venezuela other than oil, they knew that it's bit of a lost cause anyway, surprise (and very impressive nonetheless) move from the US, its a high risky but full on showmanship move that solves little and asks for more troubles, if the US really cared about capturing cartel criminals, kidnapping and incarcerating one couple doesn't do much, the whole corrupted system is still there intact (as of now), if they really want to bring some 'justice' at least copy a few things from how China handled Myanmar's Ming crime syndicates.
150 Aircrafts being participated on yesterday's Venezuelan operation seems to indicate a well concise and precision strikes of SEAD operation. It's certainly possible that much of Venezuelan strategic air defenses have been thoroughly curbed.
Its actually concerning if China had no clue at all about this operation. I'd think that chinese intel and their sats could at least catch and predict US force mobilization.
But what do I know
You all are forgetting that the US troops met little resistance on the ground, as well, not just in the air. Either Maduro's military was really taking a nap (hard to believe given all the US telegraphing in the last few weeks), or he was sold out. So in that sense, the US didn't just go in guns blazing at Trump's command - they did plan this operationally with the aid of collaborators within Venezuela's government, who presumably turned over Maduro for a reason.
What those collaborators say in public vs. what they say in private are two different things. We'll see what their actions are in the coming days. Trump did promise a "second, bigger operation" if they don't deliver their end of the bargain, after all.
What those collaborators say in public vs. what they say in private are two different things. We'll see what their actions are in the coming days. Trump did promise a "second, bigger operation" if they don't deliver their end of the bargain, after all.
Looks like we have Juan Guaido 2.0.
But at least Juan Guaido managed to be on the ground for quite a while. What did she do other than yapping on the social media? Tuly pathetic lmao.
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