Kaja Kallas: Force Against Nations Permitted Only in Self-Defense or UN Mandate

Kaja Kallas of the European Union stated that the United States can only use force against nations for self-defense or with a UN mandate amidst ongoing drug-related conflicts in the Caribbean.

• During a statement in Brussels, Kaja Kallas emphasized that military action should only be justified in self-defense or authorized by the United Nations amid rising concerns over the illegal drug trade.
• The remarks come after recent United States attacks targeting alleged drug traffickers in the Caribbean and Pacific regions, raising questions about international law and sovereignty.
• Kallas specifically mentioned the situation related to Venezuela, where drug trafficking has surged, highlighting the need for cooperative efforts in combating the illegal drug trade across Latin America.