US EditionUS Allies and Adversaries Use UN Meeting to Blast Venezuela Intervention as America Defends Action
The U.S. insists the capture of Nicolás Maduro was a law enforcement act targeting narcoterrorism, despite widespread international condemnation for breaching sovereignty and international law.
- On Saturday, US forces seized Nicolás Maduro and his wife in a middle-of-the-night operation in Caracas; Maduro appeared in New York court Monday, pleading not guilty to `narco-terrorism` charges.
- Kemi Badenoch told the Press Association in Pinner on Tuesday that the United States must explain its legal basis, but she said the operation was `morally` right and the transition to democracy `really matters`.
- Badenoch pointed to personal experience under military rule to explain her stance on Maduro, citing Nigeria’s dictatorship and calling Venezuela a brutal regime making life `a living hell`.
- Badenoch conceded the raid raises `serious questions about the rules-based order`, noting the US may have breached the United Nations Charter's Article 2 if no justification is provided.
- Badenoch drew a line with Greenland, saying its future belongs to Denmark and Greenland themselves, rejecting Donald Trump's threats, while Mette Frederiksen warned that force could imperil NATO.
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