Black Ops: Low-Flying Fruit

21st century, modern and realistic warfare

They smuggle $100,000 worth of weapons every month, including guns and ammunition, into the Venezuelan army, loyal to Maduro. Venezuelans pay with credit due to the lack of foreign currency. It's not much, but it's the fresh weapons and ammunition they need.

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Whatever happens, it seems this operation is destined for disaster. Too few men. Even if Maduro flees, the country will be in chaos.

Not to mention that there are 5,000 Russian mercenaries, 2,000 Cuban spies, and 1,500 Chinese advisors willing to collaborate. This lukewarm strategy doesn't seem likely to work and will plunge the country into even greater chaos. But it's Trump's plan, and few people today say no to the orange guy.

The Venezuelan opposition is disorganized, weary, and demoralized. Most have resigned themselves to living poorly.

Many people loyal to the government don't buy the discourse ideologically, but rather have a more comfortable position in a system: "the top chicken."

It's a minor black ops operation in Venezuela. If it's successful, the regime will fall. The problem is the 5,000 criminal groups that still control the country.

The group has two light infantry companies (400 men) and its duty is to organize the opposition. They don't expect heavy resistance, as the Venezuelan army is assumed to be demoralized and similar to Syria's in 2024. As Tussan said, it could fail and they might encounter real resistance from T-72B1 tanks and Sukhois.