In a shocking twist that’s rocked international politics, Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro pleaded not guilty to U.S. drug and terrorism charges yesterday (Monday) following his dramatic arrest in Caracas. The courtroom drama unfolded just hours after U.S. forces reportedly seized him from his residence—a move now sparking a global firestorm. 🔥
UN Emergency Meeting: “Breach of Law”? 🌐
The UN Security Council held urgent talks late Monday, with Venezuela’s ambassador Samuel Moncada demanding action against what he called a “U.S. crime of aggression.” Multiple countries echoed the condemnation, while UN Secretary-General António Guterres hinted the raid might violate international law. Talk about a diplomatic mic drop. 🎤💥
What’s Next for Maduro? 🕵️♂️
Legal experts say this case could redefine cross-border enforcement—imagine *that* TikTok debate going viral. Meanwhile, Venezuela’s government has vowed to fight what it calls “illegal U.S. overreach,” setting the stage for a geopolitical showdown. Stay tuned, folks—this one’s got more layers than a K-drama plot. 📺✨
