Inside the Tragedy of U.S. Attacks in Venezuela: The Human Cost Behind Rogue Operations

On a quiet Monday in La Guaira, near Caracas, a somber group gathered to mourn Rosa Elena González, an 80-year-old Venezuelan woman whose life was brutally cut short during recent U.S. attacks on Venezuelan soil. While Washington touts swift justice by capturing President Nicolás Maduro and his wife, it glosses over the tragic collateral damage inflicted on ordinary citizens like González. The destruction is far from abstract geopolitical posturing; it’s personal, palpable, and painful. Rosa’s apartment building was obliterated by explosive barrages targeting military sites—a reckless operation that shattered windows, demolished walls, and left scars etched into neighboring buildings. She...