Venezuela claims right to self-defense
Maduro declared a state of emergency
In accordance with Article 51 of the United Nations Charter, Venezuela reserves the right to self-defense to protect its people, territory, and independence. Maduro's foreign minister declared a state of emergency and called for mobilization. The country's armed forces have been deployed to defend sovereignty, and the government states it will resist 'imperialist aggression' and activate all defense plans. The alleged attack's objective, according to official sources, is to seize strategic resources, particularly oil and minerals, and attempt to undermine the country's political independence. Authorities report they are preparing for a possible conflict.
Context
Venezuela is experiencing an economic crisis, hyperinflation, and social unrest, leading to significant external and internal uncertainty.
Venezuela has declared readiness for defense, calling for unity in response to a potential threat.
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