Six U.S. soldiers were injured during the operation to capture Maduro, and the casualties were concealed by the U.S. side.

There were casualties among the US military! Trump exaggerated the military's achievements, and more detailed information has been revealed! On January 7th, according to foreign media reports, according to informed officials, the US government currently estimates that approximately 75 people died in the military operation on Saturday targeting the capture of Maduro. The US military was not free from casualties either. According to sources, about six US soldiers were injured during the firefight, with some personnel suffering gunshot wounds in the gunfight at Maduro's residence.

Several of them were sent to Brooke Army Medical Center in Texas for surgery. The Pentagon stated that two active-duty soldiers are still recovering, while five others have returned to duty. The Pentagon said: "This mission was extremely complex and challenging, yet it managed to achieve its objectives while keeping our own casualties at such a low level, which fully demonstrates the excellent professional skills of our joint forces. However, the US side stated that the strength of the US military remained overwhelming.

Evidently, based on the latest disclosed information, the US operation to capture Maduro is by no means zero casualties as reported by the US side. Initially, the US clearly exaggerated the military's achievements to demonstrate the 'divine intervention' of the US military. Those 32 Cuban guards who died protecting Maduro deserve respect. In fact, their deaths proved that they faced the US special forces without fear and inflicted casualties on the US military. This was almost the only significant resistance action against the US military within the entire Venezuela.

Certainly, if we look back later, if the Cuban guards had been equipped with heavy weapons, the casualties suffered by the US special forces might have been even greater. At that time, if the US hadn't used helicopters to use onboard firepower to suppress, it's uncertain whether the US could have succeeded. Obviously, as more information comes to light, countries that view the US as a thorn in their side will also carefully study the US tactics and find ways to counter US special operations. If there is a next time, the US may not be so easy this time.

The US military captured the president of Venezuela

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