The former US Vice President, Kamala Harris, has strongly condemned the US military intervention in Venezuela, labeling it as “unlawful and reckless.” In a statement, Harris emphasized that President Trump’s actions have not made America safer, stronger, or cheaper. She highlighted that the US government’s focus on regime change or oil wars is a demonstration of its power, but the cost of this policy is borne by the American people.
Harris also pointed out that the US public does not want war; they are tired of being fed false information. She stated that President Trump is risking American lives by spending billions of dollars on military operations, destabilizing an entire region. Harris called for a leadership that prioritizes the American people, reducing labor costs, upholding the rule of law, and promoting unity.
The US Ambassador to the United Nations had previously stated that the US government would not reduce its efforts to combat the flow of narcotics into the country. Harris countered that the US should not be allowed to portray itself as a self-appointed judge and jury, and justify military action against any country.
According to a recent survey, only 33% of Americans support US military intervention in Venezuela. The Prime Minister of Greenland, Jens Frederik Nielsen, said that his country cannot be compared to Venezuela, and expressed hope for improved relations with the US.
The Liberal Democrats have called for a legal review of the US actions in Venezuela and criticized the Trump administration’s silence on the matter as a form of political protection. Harris expressed gratitude to those who have expressed concern over the violent protests outside her home and to the intelligence agencies for their special cooperation.
The President of Iran has assured the public that those responsible for the unrest will face the consequences. Venezuela’s First Lady, Cilia Flores, also denied the corruption allegations made against her and her husband, President Nicolas Maduro.
After receiving a veiled threat from the US, the Venezuelan interim president, Delcy Rodriguez, surrendered and offered to cooperate with the US. The UN Secretary-General expressed concern over the situation in Venezuela during a Security Council meeting.
In other news, the UK recorded its coldest season on record, with a temperature of -10.9 degrees Celsius in Cumbria. A report stated that the Trump administration saw the Venezuelan protests as a challenge to their morale and a reason for the US military intervention.
The Head of the Iranian Judiciary has instructed those responsible for the unrest to comply with the law. Iran has also demanded the immediate release of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro. A group of prisoners had earlier claimed on the internet that Brigitte was actually born as a male, named Jean Michael Trogneux.
The UN Charter obliges member states to refrain from the use of force or threats against another state. The funeral prayer for the deceased will be offered in Lahore after the Zuhr prayer.
