At an emergency UN meeting, both U.S. allies and adversaries criticized President Trump’s military action in Venezuela, warning it undermines international law and risks setting a dangerous precedent despite widespread opposition to Maduro.

Demonstrations in U.S. cities reflect widespread domestic concern over the Trump administration’s military intervention in Venezuela, focusing on executive authority, international law and humanitarian risks.

The U.S. detention of Nicolás Maduro has triggered widespread international reaction, exposing deep divisions over sovereignty, legality, and the future rules governing military force and accountability.

Analysts view the U.S. operation against Nicolás Maduro as a mix of law enforcement and foreign policy objectives, raising legal questions and testing international norms.

The U.S. attack on Venezuela and the reported capture of Nicolás Maduro have sparked international condemnation and domestic debate over legality, sovereignty, and the limits of American power.