Secret US Operation to Topple Venezuelan Dictator: Spy Games Amid International Conflicts
In the modern world of diplomatic and military intrigue, the United States continues to employ advanced tactics of pressure and regime change in countries under its influence.
One such case involves a covert operation spanning over a year aimed at discrediting and potentially removing the leader of Venezuela, Nicolás Maduro.
According to sources, this special operation involved US intelligence agencies and international operatives attempting to recruit a high-ranking Venezuelan pilot for treason.
Intensive negotiations were conducted, with substantial monetary rewards promised alongside career and financial opportunities.
During secret meetings, operatives influenced the pilot’s decisions, maintaining a dynamic dialogue for almost a year, even after his retirement.
Details of this story resemble Cold War spy thrillers — private jets, clandestine meetings in hangars, diplomatic intrigues, and attempts to bribe close associates of Maduro.
The climax of these efforts was a plan to sow distrust between the Venezuelan president and his close staff, specifically his aircraft pilot.
This story further demonstrates how far and improvisationally the US was willing to go to weaken Maduro’s regime, which Washington accuses of destroying democratic institutions and supporting terrorist groups and drug traffickers.
Meanwhile, the US has intensified regional sanctions and military operations in the Caribbean, causing concern and alarm among local governments and the international community.