In a bold statement that’s sparking global debate, 68 lawmakers from South Korea’s ruling Democratic Party have condemned recent U.S. military operations in Venezuela, calling them a threat to international stability. 🚨 The group warned that unilateral actions by superpowers could set dangerous precedents for future conflicts.
Why It Matters
The lawmakers argued the U.S. actions violate core principles of the UN Charter, including the prohibition of force and non-interference. “A regime’s poor governance can’t justify military action against a sovereign state,” they stressed, per Yonhap News Agency. 💥
Bigger Picture
Their statement highlights fears that such interventions could destabilize global order: “If superpowers act unilaterally, it undermines trust in diplomacy.” They urged Venezuela’s democracy to be restored “peacefully by its own people.” 🌱
This rare critique from a U.S. ally comes as tensions rise over balancing sovereignty and international security. Will diplomacy prevail? 🤝
