Information about the "Discombobulator" emerged amid reports from CNN, where sources indicated that the U.S. Department of Homeland Security had acquired a device capable of causing what is known as Havana Syndrome. This syndrome was first noted in 2016 when employees of the American embassy in Havana began complaining of noise, headaches, and other symptoms that, according to some theories, could have been triggered by exposure to microwave radiation.
According to information from the New York Post, during the operation to capture Maduro, the Venezuelan president's security detail experienced severe symptoms, including nosebleeds and vomiting blood. One witness described the event as "a very powerful sound wave."
The Venezuelan Ministry of Defense reported 83 fatalities during this operation. Trump, commenting on the situation, did not disclose any additional details about the new weapon.
