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Deep in the rain-soaked jungles of eastern Puerto Rico, beneath a moonless canopy that blocks even the brightest Caribbean moon, operators from the US Army’s 1st Special Forces Operational Detachment-Delta and the Naval Special Warfare Development Group (DEVGRU) are rehearsing what multiple defense sources describe as the most complex hostage-rescue operation since the 1980 raid on Iran’s Embassy in London.
Their goal: Rescuing more than 600 American minors—some as young as six—held in guarded narco/trafficking compounds scattered amid Venezuela’s remote southern Bolívar state by the “Los Hijos de la Selva” cartel, a hybrid criminal-terrorist organization with ties to the Maduro regime.
As we’ve reported previously, US Special Operations Forces have already extracted kidnapped American children from Panama and Venezuela. The kids, who had been abducted from shopping malls, schools, and parking lots in Texas, Arizona, and California, told rescuers that they had been shuffled from one jungle camp to another during their captivity and told they would eventually be sold to “wealthy foreigners.”
The saved children, a military source told Real Raw News, provided US SouthComm with invaluable intel, including hand-drawn maps of the cartel’s campsites. US warships in the Caribbean Sea, our source said, confirmed the children’s stories via drone surveillance.
Three Venezuelan encampments—codenamed “Alpha”, “Bravo”, and “Charlie” by Joint Special Operations Command (JSOC)—sit inside 50-square-mile clearings hacked out of the jungle near the Brazilian border. Satellite imagery shows razor-wire perimeters, anti-aircraft emplacements, and what appear to be underground bunkers. The military believes that 180–220 fighters, equipped with MANPADS and both technical and small arms, occupy the camps.
To prepare for massive triple-canopy jungle and zero-moon illumination incursion in hostile territory, the Army and JSOC transformed the Army’s Roosevelt Roads training area in Puerto Rico into a 1:1 scale model of what our source called “Objectives Alpha, Bravo, and Charlie,” complete with subterranean tunnels, child dormitories, and a central “auction pavilion” where, according to intercepted chatter, the cartel planned a December livestream sale to buyers in the Middle East.
“The scale is staggering,” our source said. “We’re talking 120 operators hitting three objectives 28 kilometers apart in less than eight minutes of ground time each. That’s never been done.
The training regimen is brutal even by Tier-1 standards. Operators are conducting full-mission profiles 72 hours without sleep, using live ammunition against role-players dressed as cartel gunmen and civilian “hostages” portrayed by Puerto Rican reservists and volunteer parents of missing children. One night last week, a live-fire rehearsal on the El Yunque range went 11 seconds over the eight-minute limit when a flashbang prematurely detonated inside a mock dormitory.
The White House has neither confirmed nor denied the operation, but our sources say the operation will take place or “has already happened.”
The US Navy Judge Advocate General’s Corps has asked President Trump for permission to detain former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee, a Republican, following yesterday’s revelation that he met secretly with convicted spy Jonathan Pollard in Jerusalem this summer.
Pollard was a civilian analyst for the Naval Criminal Investigative Service (NCIS) from 1979 until his arrest in 1986. By his own admission, he had supplied Israel with over 800 classified documents and 1,000 cables. Convicted of espionage, Pollard received a life sentence but was released in 2015, and relocated to Israel five years later. Federal and military intelligence agencies had excommunicated him, deeming Pollard the ultimate traitor. “Once a traitor, always a traitor,” our source said.
Earlier this week, mainstream outlets uncovered that Huckabee, the current US Ambassador to Israel, had a clandestine meeting with Pollard in early July. The face-to-face hadn’t appeared on Huckabee’s schedule, nor had he acknowledged it before the story made headlines Tuesday morning. After Huckabee confirmed to Axios that the rendezvous had occurred, many prominent Trump supporters demanded answers. Tucker Carlson posted to X, “This is shocking behavior from a United States ambassador. Is Huckabee going to explain it?” while Stephen K. Bannon wrote, “Immediately Recall Ambassador Huckabee, He is Out of Control.” Popular MAGA commentator Cernovich said, “There is no universe where it’s appropriate for Mike Huckabee, who is supposed to be OUR AMBASSADOR and serve our country’s interest, is meeting with Jonathan Pollard, who to this day encourages spying on the U.S.” Democrats, too, joined the fray of discontent; Texas Congressman Joaquin Castro opined, “Jonathan Pollard is a convicted traitor who provided highly sensitive national security information to the Israeli government. He did grave harm to our country. It’s unacceptable that Ambassador Huckabee secretly met with Mr. Pollard, a convicted traitor, at the United States Embassy.”
Responding to the unified outrage, Huckabee insisted the meeting was benign and that he had not shared any classified information with Pollard. His assurances, though, hardly curbed the condemnation.
When JAG, which operates in tandem with NCIS, learned of the meeting, Judge Advocate General Major General David Bligh phoned the White House and requested permission to haul Huckabee back to the United States for detainment and questioning, our JAG source said.
“I don’t know how POTUS responded, but I know General Bligh told him that Huckabee should now be considered a national security threat who shouldn’t get a free pass just because he’s a Republican. We’ve seen so many sell-outs, it’s really unbelievable. It’s bad enough—and please don’t share my name because even speaking badly of Israel is enough these days to get me dishonorably discharged—that we give that country everything they want. But Gen. Bligh told Trump if the DOJ wasn’t going to investigate Huckabee’s relation to Pollard, the military should,” our source said.>>23884352