Venezuela Demands UN Inquiry into US Strikes in Caribbean After Deadly Attack

Venezuela demands a United Nations inquiry into a U.S. strike action that killed six people in the Caribbean, labeling it as an extrajudicial killing.

Venezuelas ambassador to the U.N., Samuel Moncada, condemned the U.S. strike action that resulted in the deaths of six individuals in Caribbean waters.
The Venezuelan government attributes the U.S. strike to ongoing issues related to the illegal drug trade and calls for a thorough investigation by the United Nations Security Council.
This incident follows previous tensions, particularly during the Donald Trump administration, which saw increased U.S. involvement in Caribbean anti-drug operations.

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This event underscores escalating tensions between Venezuela and the U.S., reflecting broader geopolitical struggles in the Caribbean and raising concerns about international norms regarding sovereignty and extrajudicial killings.