US EditionJohn Swinney ‘Deeply Concerned’ by Venezuela Events After US Strikes
The US military operation involved airstrikes and Special Operations raids to detain Maduro and his wife, aiming to extradite them on narco-terrorism charges, officials said.
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In the Venezuelan capital, the astonishment gained the streets after the kidnapping, by the United States of Nicolas Maduro
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Glasgow TimesJohn Swinney 'deeply concerned' as Venezuela's leader captured by United States
John Swinney condemns United States military strikes on Venezuela, urging diplomacy and adherence to international law over intervention.
"I would really like to see the dictators of Russia and Belarus finally and more firmly join that list," former Foreign Minister Linas Linkevičius wrote on his social media in response to the events in Venezuela, when the country's leader Nicolas Maduro was detained following a military operation by the United States (US).
The morning after the US attack, Venezuela shows up: several military bases have been damaged, President Nicolás Maduro has been captured, but the old government is ready to fight.
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