China and Russia have voiced their strong objections to the United States’ capture of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his wife. China’s foreign ministry has demanded their immediate release, labeling the action as a breach of international law. China has emphasized the importance of respecting Venezuela’s sovereignty and resolving issues through dialogue and negotiation.
President Xi Jinping of China, in a recent statement aired on state television, hinted at global instability and criticized unilateral actions disrupting international order. China has maintained close ties with Venezuela, especially during times of economic turmoil. Beijing has condemned the US military operation and called for the US to ensure the safety of Maduro and his wife.
Meanwhile, Russia has also called for the release of Maduro, denouncing the US actions as a violation of international law. Moscow reaffirmed its support for Venezuela’s sovereignty and national interests. The European Union has urged all parties to exercise restraint and respect the Venezuelan people’s right to determine their future.
As Maduro prepares to appear in a US court on narco-terrorism charges, his removal from power has sparked global reactions and concerns. The situation remains tense as various countries weigh in on the implications of the US operation in Venezuela.