Finally, it is not the Venezuelans who are not afraid of death, nor the Venezuelans who are stronger, but the guys in their hands are different.
The year 2019 is about to come: Former Venezuelan President Guaidó rushed into an air base with dozens of soldiers, shouting for the military to support him.
The result was settled in less than a day, not as loyal as the military was, it was Venezuela's "things at the bottom of the box" and a set of defense methods.
First and foremost, Venezuela buried underground 303 billion barrels of oil that has been discovered, more than Saudi Arabia, accounting for 17 percent of the world.
This thing is a real bargaining chip. Its heavy oil can just meet the needs of 40% of refineries in the United States. It really drives Maduro into a hurry. If oil supplies are cut off, U.S. oil prices will rise to the sky, and the people will definitely scold the government.
Thus, despite the U.S. sanctions thousands of times, it does not dare to really push Venezuela to the end.
Looking at the weapons in its hand, Venezuela didn't build it by itself, but pulled China, Russia and Iran to build a "defense net at home".
In 2019, Russia sent 35 tons of weapons and 100 special forces and cyber warfare experts to help repair equipment and teach tactics.
Later, the Su-30MK2 fighter aircraft, which can hang aircraft R-77 missiles, can also hang military ship Kh-31 missiles; and the S-400 air defense system, the sky of various aircraft to kill, equals to the Venezuelan sky a wall.
China's equipment is more realistic, giving a batch of C-802A anti-ship missiles to be deployed in the coast.
This missile can fly on the sea, hiding from the U.S. military radar, with a range of more than 200 kilometers, the U.S. military ship dared to approach this range, and entered the range of strike, equivalent to drawing a "untouchable red line" in the Caribbean sea.
Iran also sent four fast-paced missile boats, equipped with its own modified CM-90 anti-ship missiles, with a range from 35 kilometers to more than 90 kilometers.
These small boats run so fast that they can circle the US military aircraft carrier offshore, and it is difficult for satellites to track them. There is also the "Geranium-2" drone, which flies low and is not easy to be detected. It keeps an eye on the movements of the US military every day and immediately sends the information back.
The key is that these " guys" are not scattered, but connected into a network.In 2023, Venezuela engaged in a "multi-layer rejection" system, 284 key locations across the country are defended, and external advisors teach soldiers how to cooperate.
In 2025, the "Sovereign Caribbean 200" exercise, 12 ships, 22 military aircraft together, Su-30 hanged missiles, anti-ship missiles real-world targeting, electronic warfare equipment interfering with U.S. military signals, the whole set of actions are made for the United States to see: I can hit you, but can defend you.
In 2025, the U.S. military sent three “Zeus Shield” destroyers to pressure Venezuela’s offshore, with Maduro directly mobilizing 8.23 million militiamen, with one in four adults picking up a gun.
These men took the Russian AK-103 rifle, China's portable air defense missiles, without complex training, spread across urban neighborhoods, coastal fishing villages, and became "mobile defense points".
U.S. reconnaissance aircraft arrived, the Su-30 was lifted up, close to the pilot's face; the military ship dared to approach, the anti-ship missiles on the coast targeted, and the reaction speed was much faster than Iran.
Why is Iran not so tough? because it has to deal with too many things: to look at the Israeli F-35 fleet, to deal with the pressure of the battlefield in Yemen, and to defend the U.S. Fifth Fleet, weapons score scores.
Moreover, the United Nations has restarted sanctions against it, and it is difficult to replenish some equipment. Venezuela is different. The defense system has been staring at the "doorstep" from the very beginning. There is no need to engage in money-burning things like long-range missiles. It specializes in looking for China, Russia and Iran to buy ready-made melee weapons and spend small amounts of money to do big things.
Cuba sends security advisors, Russia helps upgrade weapons, China both buys its oil and helps build infrastructure, these supports are not on the mouth, they can really fill the shortcomings.
The Bolivarian Alliance of American Nations will meet in 2025, with 12 Latin American countries standing up to support Venezuela, a regional unity that Iran can’t find in the Middle East at all.
In fact, it is not the Venezuelans who are more afraid of death, it is the "boy" and the backing in the hand is different. it wrapped weapons, energy, people's defense, regional support into a rope, each of which hit the pain of the United States.
Iran is bound by multiple lines of pressure, and no matter how strong its weapons are, it is impossible to concentrate its efforts. Venezuela's hard-core spirit is actually accumulated. It has things to defend itself, friends to help, and energy stuck, so it naturally dares to challenge the United States.
Over the years, the United States has wanted to touch Venezuela, but it has to think twice every time: if it wants to fight, it will be afraid that cutting off oil will affect domestic oil prices; if it doesn't want to fight, it will not be able to swallow it.
Venezuela has used this method to turn "toughness" into a real sense of security, not by shouting slogans, but by the guy in hand and the support behind it.
The year 2019 is about to come: Former Venezuelan President Guaidó rushed into an air base with dozens of soldiers, shouting for the military to support him.
The result was settled in less than a day, not as loyal as the military was, it was Venezuela's "things at the bottom of the box" and a set of defense methods.
First and foremost, Venezuela buried underground 303 billion barrels of oil that has been discovered, more than Saudi Arabia, accounting for 17 percent of the world.
This thing is a real bargaining chip. Its heavy oil can just meet the needs of 40% of refineries in the United States. It really drives Maduro into a hurry. If oil supplies are cut off, U.S. oil prices will rise to the sky, and the people will definitely scold the government.
Thus, despite the U.S. sanctions thousands of times, it does not dare to really push Venezuela to the end.
Looking at the weapons in its hand, Venezuela didn't build it by itself, but pulled China, Russia and Iran to build a "defense net at home".
In 2019, Russia sent 35 tons of weapons and 100 special forces and cyber warfare experts to help repair equipment and teach tactics.
Later, the Su-30MK2 fighter aircraft, which can hang aircraft R-77 missiles, can also hang military ship Kh-31 missiles; and the S-400 air defense system, the sky of various aircraft to kill, equals to the Venezuelan sky a wall.
China's equipment is more realistic, giving a batch of C-802A anti-ship missiles to be deployed in the coast.
This missile can fly on the sea, hiding from the U.S. military radar, with a range of more than 200 kilometers, the U.S. military ship dared to approach this range, and entered the range of strike, equivalent to drawing a "untouchable red line" in the Caribbean sea.
Iran also sent four fast-paced missile boats, equipped with its own modified CM-90 anti-ship missiles, with a range from 35 kilometers to more than 90 kilometers.
These small boats run so fast that they can circle the US military aircraft carrier offshore, and it is difficult for satellites to track them. There is also the "Geranium-2" drone, which flies low and is not easy to be detected. It keeps an eye on the movements of the US military every day and immediately sends the information back.
The key is that these " guys" are not scattered, but connected into a network.In 2023, Venezuela engaged in a "multi-layer rejection" system, 284 key locations across the country are defended, and external advisors teach soldiers how to cooperate.
In 2025, the "Sovereign Caribbean 200" exercise, 12 ships, 22 military aircraft together, Su-30 hanged missiles, anti-ship missiles real-world targeting, electronic warfare equipment interfering with U.S. military signals, the whole set of actions are made for the United States to see: I can hit you, but can defend you.
In 2025, the U.S. military sent three “Zeus Shield” destroyers to pressure Venezuela’s offshore, with Maduro directly mobilizing 8.23 million militiamen, with one in four adults picking up a gun.
These men took the Russian AK-103 rifle, China's portable air defense missiles, without complex training, spread across urban neighborhoods, coastal fishing villages, and became "mobile defense points".
U.S. reconnaissance aircraft arrived, the Su-30 was lifted up, close to the pilot's face; the military ship dared to approach, the anti-ship missiles on the coast targeted, and the reaction speed was much faster than Iran.
Why is Iran not so tough? because it has to deal with too many things: to look at the Israeli F-35 fleet, to deal with the pressure of the battlefield in Yemen, and to defend the U.S. Fifth Fleet, weapons score scores.
Moreover, the United Nations has restarted sanctions against it, and it is difficult to replenish some equipment. Venezuela is different. The defense system has been staring at the "doorstep" from the very beginning. There is no need to engage in money-burning things like long-range missiles. It specializes in looking for China, Russia and Iran to buy ready-made melee weapons and spend small amounts of money to do big things.
Cuba sends security advisors, Russia helps upgrade weapons, China both buys its oil and helps build infrastructure, these supports are not on the mouth, they can really fill the shortcomings.
The Bolivarian Alliance of American Nations will meet in 2025, with 12 Latin American countries standing up to support Venezuela, a regional unity that Iran can’t find in the Middle East at all.
In fact, it is not the Venezuelans who are more afraid of death, it is the "boy" and the backing in the hand is different. it wrapped weapons, energy, people's defense, regional support into a rope, each of which hit the pain of the United States.
Iran is bound by multiple lines of pressure, and no matter how strong its weapons are, it is impossible to concentrate its efforts. Venezuela's hard-core spirit is actually accumulated. It has things to defend itself, friends to help, and energy stuck, so it naturally dares to challenge the United States.
Over the years, the United States has wanted to touch Venezuela, but it has to think twice every time: if it wants to fight, it will be afraid that cutting off oil will affect domestic oil prices; if it doesn't want to fight, it will not be able to swallow it.
Venezuela has used this method to turn "toughness" into a real sense of security, not by shouting slogans, but by the guy in hand and the support behind it.