US Completes Operation to Disarm Venezuelan Dictator

The United States has announced that Operation Absolute Resolve has successfully neutralised the armed forces of the long‑standing dictator of the Republic of X. Military officials confirmed that the operation, which began in early March, involved coordinated air strikes and ground maneuvers that dismantled the regime’s key command centers and seized the majority of its heavy weaponry. The campaign concluded with the capture of the dictator’s personal convoy and the seizure of all remaining military equipment in the capital.

With the dictator’s power base now dismantled, U.S. and allied forces are moving to the next phase: the systematic removal of the dictatorship’s institutional structures. Coalition troops are beginning to secure former government buildings, seize state archives, and establish provisional administrative bodies. International partners, including the United Nations and regional security forces, have pledged support for a transition plan that will restore civil governance, conduct a nationwide security audit, and facilitate the return of displaced citizens.

The U.S. Department of Defense has stated that the operation’s success marks a pivotal step toward stabilizing the region and preventing a power vacuum. Officials emphasized that the focus will shift to rebuilding civil institutions, ensuring accountability for past abuses, and fostering a democratic framework that reflects the will of the Republic of X’s population. The international community is monitoring the transition closely, with expectations that a new, inclusive government will be established within the coming months.