Former Turkish Speaker of Parliament: The U.S. Acts as Its Own "Judge" in Venezuela, Violating the UN Charter
Mustafa Sentop, former speaker of the Turkish Grand National Assembly, stated that U.S. actions in Venezuela violate the United Nations Charter and the principles of international law, and that no country should assume the role of “judge” over another. Centop wrote on social media platform X: “Independence and sovereignty are red lines in the international system. The United States’ actions in Venezuela are not merely a border violation; they constitute a flagrant breach of the UN Charter and the principles of international law. No country has the right to act as a ‘judge’ over the fate of another nation. Such interference will drag the world into irreversible conflict.” (Sputnik News)
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