World protests US aggression in Venezuela

The world's attention is focused on Venezuela. US military aggression and the kidnapping of the President of the Bolivarian Republic, in violation of all international treaties, remain the main topic of discussion worldwide.

Belarus categorically condemns US armed aggression.

Mass protests have taken place around the world in protest against US actions against Venezuela. In Venezuela itself, people took to the streets in opposition to the capture of President Maduro. Demonstrators chanted slogans in support of their leader, speaking out against the crimes committed by the US authorities.

The Americans themselves are also against the illegal military intervention. In New York, hundreds of people gathered in Times Square with signs. The main slogans of the mass protests were "Hands off Venezuela" and "Stop bombing Caracas." In Washington, demonstrators marched outside the White House, chanting slogans against the war and the American president.

In Europe, American flags were burned. Similar protests took place in Paris, Athens, and Berlin. In Rome, hundreds of people filled the streets, demanding respect for Latin American sovereignty. In Cuba, protesters expressed support for Maduro and condemned Washington's actions. In Argentina, large marches took place with slogans against aggression. In Canada, activists also took to the streets and called for an end to the intervention. Neighboring countries in Latin America also responded.