Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro"s government has formally requested the United Nations to take action against U.S. military operations in the Caribbean. The Venezuelan administration accuses Washington of using anti-drug initiatives as a pretext for threats aimed at regime change.
This petition comes amid ongoing tensions between Venezuela and the United States, with Caracas asserting that U.S. military presence in the region poses a direct threat to its sovereignty. The Venezuelan government is seeking immediate intervention from the UN to halt these operations.
As previously reported, similar situations have arisen in various international contexts, highlighting the complexities of military operations and diplomatic relations in the region. The request for UN action reflects Venezuela"s ongoing concerns regarding U.S. foreign policy and its implications for national security.
The situation continues to develop as both nations navigate their contentious relationship.
