Iran, Cuba and Brazil Slam US Invasion of Venezuela
Iran, Cuba and Brazil condemned the US invasion of Venezuela and abduction of President Maduro, calling it a violation of the UN Charter and urging global opposition.
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Iran, Cuba and Brazil condemned the US invasion of Venezuela and abduction of President Maduro, calling it a violation of the UN Charter and urging global opposition.
The US military strike on Venezuela and the forced removal of President Maduro have sent shockwaves through Latin America, threatening the postwar global order.
Several countries denounced the U.S. military strikes on Venezuela during a Jan 5 UN Security Council meeting, calling the raid a violation of sovereignty and a dangerous precedent.
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro pleaded not guilty in New York on Jan 5, 2026, as the UN Security Council held an emergency meeting and condemned the U.S. raid on his Caracas home.
The January 2026 US operation in Venezuela, hauling President Maduro to Brooklyn, challenges long-standing international norms and raises tough questions about power and sovereignty.
UNGA President Annalena Baerbock emphasizes respect for the UN Charter and international law after US strikes and the detention of Venezuela’s leaders.
China condemned the U.S. military seizure of Venezuela’s President at an emergency UN Security Council meeting, calling it ‘unilateral, illegal and bullying’.
Iran condemns the US for detaining Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, labeling the action unlawful and urging his immediate release under international law.
Columbia’s Jeffrey Sachs tells CGTN that U.S. attacks on Venezuela lack public backing. He warns bypassing Congress signals a ‘rogue state,’ undermining domestic order and international law.
Japanese opposition leaders express concern over the US military operation in Venezuela, calling for adherence to international law.