US sharply criticised by foes and friends over Maduro seizure
Summary
The United States faced strong criticism for capturing Venezuela's leader, Nicolás Maduro, during a United Nations Security Council meeting. Many countries, including U.S. allies, condemned the military action as breaking international law, although they agreed Maduro was an illegitimate leader. The criticism focused on the need to respect international law and the UN Charter.Key Facts
- The U.S. captured Venezuela's leader, Nicolás Maduro, sparking criticism at a UN meeting.
- Both U.S. allies and adversaries said this action violated international law and the UN Charter.
- France and Denmark publicly criticized the military action, calling it a dangerous precedent.
- Some countries, like the UK and Greece, did not openly condemn the U.S. operation.
- Panama expressed concerns about U.S. plans with Venezuela's current regime, highlighting a lack of democratic transition.
- Russia condemned the U.S., accusing it of "international banditry" and imperialism.
- China also strongly condemned the U.S. actions as illegal and bullying.
- The UN Secretary-General expressed concern about the lack of respect for international law.
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