📢 South Korea's Democratic Party was in the spotlight on Tuesday after 68 ruling party lawmakers issued a fiery statement about the recent US military operations in Venezuela.
They argue these strikes clash with the UN Charter—especially the rules against using force and meddling in another nation's affairs. The lawmakers warn this could open the door to more military interventions under the guise of superpower authority, destabilizing the global order.
Highlighting that poor governance is never enough to justify military action, they insisted the people of Venezuela must lead their own path back to democracy. Peaceful talks and diplomacy, not bombs, are the way forward. 🌍✌️
"A regime's poor governance cannot justify military action against a sovereign state," their statement quoted. Instead, they urged all nations to stick to international norms and leave democratic change in Venezuela to Venezuelans.
As global tensions rise, this debate shines a light on how young leaders and citizens can push for respect of international law and peaceful solutions. 🤝
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S. Korea's ruling party lawmakers condemn U.S. attack on Venezuela
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