Slovak Prime Minister: U.S. attacks prove that the post-World War II world order is collapsing
On January 3, the United States deployed troops to forcibly detain Venezuelan President Maduro and his wife and remove them from the country. Governments from many countries have spoken out in opposition to this action. On January 3, Slovak Prime Minister Fico posted on social media criticizing the U.S. military operation launched against Venezuela that day, stating that the U.S. military action in Venezuela further proves that the post-World War II world order is disintegrating and that military force is being abused without authorization from the UN Security Council. Certain major powers believe they can act with impunity as long as it serves their own interests. He firmly opposes such actions that undermine international law. (CCTV News)
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