The Chinese government has issued a forceful condemnation of United States military operations in Venezuela, characterizing Washington’s actions as a severe breach of international legal standards and fundamental principles governing international relations. In an official statement released through its Foreign Ministry, Beijing expressed profound consternation regarding what it termed ‘reckless use of force’ against the sovereign nation of Venezuela and its leadership.
The diplomatic communiqué emphasized China’s deep concern over the reported detention and coerced deportation of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his spouse, demanding immediate guarantees for their physical security and personal wellbeing. The Asian nation further called for the prompt and unconditional release of the Venezuelan head of state and his wife.
Beijing’s position maintains that such military interventions directly contravene the established purposes and principles enshrined in the United Nations Charter. The Chinese statement characterized American conduct as ‘hegemonic behavior’ that not only infringes upon Venezuela’s national sovereignty but also potentially destabilizes regional peace and security throughout Latin America and the Caribbean.
China has urged the United States to pursue resolution of bilateral differences with Venezuela exclusively through diplomatic channels and peaceful negotiations rather than military confrontation. The escalating situation has attracted concentrated attention from international media outlets, with extensive coverage of the developments unfolding in the South American nation where sovereignty violations and executive kidnapping allegations have created diplomatic upheaval.