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How US Blinded Venezuela's "Chinese Aegis" in Minutes

On January 3rd, 2025, US forces executed a lightning raid on Venezuela, capturing President Maduro—but the real shock wasn't the operation itself. It was how easily American aircraft penetrated what was supposedly South America's most advanced air defense network. Venezuela had invested heavily in Chinese-made JY-27A anti-stealth radar systems, technology specifically designed to detect F-35 stealth fighters at ranges exceeding 300 kilometers. Earlier in 2025, Venezuela's Defense Minister publicly boasted about successfully tracking multiple US F-35s at 75 kilometers. The country deployed at least 12 of these "stealth-killer" radars alongside Russian S-300VM missile systems, creating what Chinese state media called an "Aegis-class" defense network. Yet when US forces struck, this entire system allegedly collapsed. Reports suggest American electronic warfare assets rendered the Chinese radar arrays completely blind hours before the raid, using electromagnetic suppression and anti-radiation missiles to create what analysts described as "catastrophic paralysis." US aircraft then operated in Venezuelan airspace virtually unopposed. This video examines how modern electronic warfare can neutralize even the most sophisticated radar technology, the vulnerabilities of meter-wave anti-stealth systems against coordinated jamming, and what this operation reveals about the real-world effectiveness of export-grade Chinese military technology.