Unpublished images of the rescue operation of María Corina Machado from Venezuela to receive the Nobel Peace Prize are revealed

Under the title “Operation Golden Dynamite”, the first images of María Corina Machado’s escape from Venezuela were known. The leader of that country’s opposition was in hiding since the days after the presidential election of July 28, 2024. Hidden all this time, she decided to leave the country to receive the Nobel Peace Prize.

Until now, this escape from the Chavista regime remained hidden. The operation was led by the group “Grey Bull Rescue”, which defines itself as “a veteran-led organization that deploys to war zones, disaster zones and disadvantaged environments to rescue Americans and allies, when no one else can.” They claim that they have saved more than 8,419 lives.

In the video, a man with a cap and beard who introduces himself as Bryan, says that they are on their way to save María Corina Machado. This is Bryan Stern, a combat veteran of the United States Army and Navy, who was also a first responder after the attack on the Twin Towers. He is the president and founder of Gray Bull Rescue.

“Today is December 9th and we are in Curacao leaving on a boat to meet María Corina Machado. We were here for a month working on the options for leaving Venezuela. Getting her out of where she is and taking her to where she needs is a real challenge,” says Stern, in a video filmed during the day.

The following are night images, with the sound of the sea and the president of the Gray Bull Rescue foundation mentioning the name of the operation.

“We’re on boat 2 here at the boat 1 rally point. We haven’t heard from them in quite some time, but they’re out of communications, so we’re going to stay here for a while,” Stern adds.

In the middle of the night, he films the location map until a light is pointed at a boat floating in the middle of the water. “Maria, Hello!”

And comes the response from the Venezuelan leader: “Hello!”.

The former Marie asks her if she has any suitcases, she answers that she only has a bag and appears before her. Next is the moment when he changes boats and says that it is very cold.

Then, with a light pointed at her face and wearing a cap, Machado says: “I am María Corina Machado, I am alive, safe and very grateful to Gray Bull.”

Then the edition has the photos of María Corina on dry land, already in Curacao, which is only 65 kilometers away from the closest point to Venezuela.

From there, María Corina Machado traveled to Oslo, the capital of Norway to receive the Nobel Peace Prize. He arrived on December 12, one day after the ceremony.