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04.01.26 - 16:24
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Russia, China Demand That US Immediately Release Maduro From Custody (ZeroHedge)
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Russia, China Demand That US Immediately Release Maduro From Custody
Within mere hours after President Trump announced the Saturday capture by US forces of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife after a brief shock bombing campaign and special forces operation in Caracas, Russia has demanded from Washington his immediate release.
"We firmly call on the U.S. leadership to reconsider this position and release the lawfully elected president of a sovereign country and his wife," the Russian Foreign Ministry said in a statement, and described that the crisis should be resolved through diplomatic means.
"Russia will continue to support the course pursued by its Bolivarian leadership to defend the country's national interests and sovereignty," the Foreign Ministry said, while also calling for restraint and cautioning against further escalation.
This of course contradicts the US stance, which maintains that Maduro and his socialist government 'stole' the last July el...
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03.01.26 - 20:09
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Russland fordert Freilassung Maduros aus US-Gewahrsam (DPA-AFX)
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MOSKAU (dpa-AFX) - Russland hat nach dem US-Angriff auf Venezuela zur Freilassung des autoritären Staatschefs Nicolás Maduro und seiner Ehefrau aufgerufen. Moskau fordere die amerikanische Führung auf, ihre Position zu überdenken und den "rechtmäßig gewählten ......
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03.01.26 - 16:09
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Russia, Iran, China Outraged At US ′Flagrant Armed Aggression′ On Venezuela As EU Shrugs (ZeroHedge)
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Russia, Iran, China Outraged At US 'Flagrant Armed Aggression' On Venezuela As EU Shrugs
The international reaction to America's bombing campaign against Venezuela, during which time US special forces did a grab and nab of longtime President Nicolás Maduro has been predictably mixed.
Global leftist leaders condemned a US attack in Venezuela that led to the capture of Nicolas Maduro in Caracas.
Brazil, Russia, Colombia, Mexico, and Cuba rejected the US military action, with some calling for a meeting of the United Nations Security Council.
While Europe has issued statements of placid acceptance - and also generally a 'wait and see' type approach - the reaction from BRICS countries and Washington rivals has been one of horror and swift condemnation.
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First Russia: Moscow quickly condemned the blatant "act of armed aggression" against a sitting head of state and Russian ally, the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs said. "In the current situation, ??...
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03.01.26 - 12:51
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Russland verurteilt ′bewaffnete Aggression′ gegen Venezuela (DPA-AFX)
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MOSKAU (dpa-AFX) - Russland hat als Verbündeter Venezuelas die "bewaffnete Aggression" der USA gegen das Land verurteilt. "Die Vorwände, die zur Rechtfertigung solcher Aktionen angeführt werden, sind unhaltbar", teilte das Außenministerium in Moskau mit. ......
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03.01.26 - 12:33
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"Bewaffnete Aggression": Russland verurteilt US-Angriff auf Venezuela (N-TV)
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In der Nacht zum Samstag haben die USA Ziele in Venezuela angegriffen. Verbündete des südamerikanischen Landes verurteilen das scharf. Das iranische Außenministerium spricht etwa von einem "aggressiven Akt", der umgehend und eindeutig verurteilt werden müsse. Und auch aus Moskau gibt es Reaktionen....
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03.01.26 - 11:54
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Russland, Iran und Kuba verurteilen US-Einsatz (Tagesschau)
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Verbündete und befreundete Staaten Venezuelas haben die überraschende US-Aktion in dem südamerikanischen Land in scharfen Worten verurteilt. Kuba sprach von "Staatsterror". Westliche Staaten äußerten sich zurückhaltender....
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