Brazilian President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has publicly condemned recent U.S. military actions in Venezuela. In a statement, he described the bombing of Venezuelan territory and the detention of its president as crossing an unacceptable line. Lula emphasized that such actions represent a serious infringement on sovereignty and regional stability.
The Brazilian leader expressed concern that these military interventions evoke historical instances of foreign interference in Latin America and the Caribbean. He called for respect for Venezuela’s sovereignty and urged dialogue over military solutions to regional issues.
U.S. authorities have not yet issued an official response to Lula’s remarks. The situation has heightened regional tensions, with several Latin American countries voicing support for Venezuela’s sovereignty amid ongoing diplomatic debates about the legitimacy and implications of external military interventions in the region.