'Where was Russia?' Pentagon chief openly mocks Putin as U.S airpower crushes Venezuelan defenses
Pentagon chief Pete Hegseth openly mocked Russia’s air defenses after a massive U.S. military operation in Venezuela captured President Nicolás Maduro. Over 150 U.S. aircraft and 200 troops dominated the skies, exposing vulnerabilities in Russian military support as global tensions rise.
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