Venezuela requests UN Security Council session over U.S. military strikes

Venezuela has requested an emergency session of the United Nations Security Council to discuss recent U.S. military strikes in waters off its coast. The Venezuelan government has accused the Trump administration of pursuing regime change under the pretext of anti-drug operations.

This request comes amid escalating tensions between Venezuela and the United States, particularly regarding military activities in the region. The Venezuelan government claims that these actions are part of a broader strategy to undermine its sovereignty.

For further context on U.S.-Venezuela relations, see previous reports detailing the Trump administration"s rejection of an offer from Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro for U.S. investment in the country"s oil and mining sectors.

The situation continues to develop as Venezuela seeks international support in addressing its concerns over U.S. military presence in the area.