International reactions have poured in after reports emerged that the United States captured Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, with several countries expressing alarm over the development and its implications for international law and regional stability. China and Russia strongly condemned the reported action, calling it a violation of Venezuela’s sovereignty and the UN Charter, while several Latin American nations, including Brazil, Mexico and Cuba, warned that such intervention could destabilise the region and set a dangerous precedent. European leaders and the European Union urged restraint and stressed the need for a peaceful, democratic resolution to Venezuela’s political crisis through dialogue. At the same time, a few leaders, including Argentina’s President Javier Milei, welcomed the move, describing it as a step towards democratic change. The development has sparked global debate over foreign intervention, sovereignty and geopolitical tensions, with calls growing for the issue to be addressed at multilateral forums such as the United Nations
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