The African Union has criticized the U.S. military actions against Venezuela and the detention of President Nicolás Maduro by American officials.
The African entity mentioned that it is monitoring the situation in the South American nation with serious worry due to claims of assaults on Venezuelan organizations.
In a release published on Saturday regarding the circumstances in Venezuela, the AU mentioned that the alleged kidnapping of President Maduro and the military operations targeting government bodies have caused significant worries concerning adherence to international law and national sovereignty.
The landmass entity reiterated its steadfast dedication to the core tenets of international law, such as honoring the independence and geographic boundaries of nations and the entitlement of communities to decide their own future, as stated in the UN Charter.
The African Union emphasized the significance of communication, resolution of conflicts through peace, and adherence to constitutional and organizational structures, urging these values to direct interactions between countries with a sense of friendly neighborly conduct, collaboration, and harmonious living.
The message stated, "The African Union highlights that the intricate domestic issues confronting Venezuela can solely be effectively resolved via comprehensive political discussions among Venezuelans themselves."
“The African Union expresses its solidarity with the Venezuelan people and reiterates its commitment to the promotion of peace, stability, and mutual respect among nations and regions.
“The African Union calls upon all parties concerned to exercise restraint, responsibility, and respect for international law to prevent any escalation and to preserve regional peace and stability.”
The African Union showed support for the Venezuelan population and reaffirmed its dedication to fostering peace, security, and reciprocal respect between countries and areas.
It further called on all parties involved to exercise restraint, responsibility, and respect for international law to prevent further escalation and to preserve peace and stability in the region.
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