It's amazing what the United States have done in Venezuela.

Like nobody died from the United States as far as we know.

Yeah, we've been told nobody's died.

We were told there were some injuries and that it was in some, depending again on where you read,

it was a very close call to losing a whole helicopter.

But yes, we've been told nobody has died.

And it was 40 people of the side of Maduro, all of the dead and 60 civilians, something like this.

Yeah, we don't know.

As I understand.

By and large, what we hear.

So how this operation, so for me, they, what did they do?

You understand how this mechanism work?

Can you reveal to the rest of the world what happened exactly?

So this is espionage that has been happened for years to build this operation?

I mean, for all intents and purposes, yes.

Nobody knows, except for people in classified circles, how the operation was carried out.

But in essence, what we're seeing here is the difference between military capability, like the

United States, and military incompetence like Venezuela. Venezuela wasn't even being protected

by Venezuelans. Maduro was being protected by Cubans because he didn't believe that his

own Venezuelan military was capable

or loyal to protect him.

So the people who were actually shooting at Americans weren't Venezuelans, they were Cubans.

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