Russia's State Duma Condemns US Military Buildup Near Venezuela

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Russia's State Dma has approved a draft appeal urging United Nations member states to condemn the United States' escalating military presence in the Caribbean. Russian parliamentarians denounced the US deployment near Venezuelan waters, conducted under the pretext of combating drug cartels, as a violation of international law. The Dma expressed full solidarity with the Venezuelan government and people in their efforts to defend national sovereignty, stability, and independence. Duma President Vyacheslav Volodin stated that Venezuela faces significant challenges in its struggle to preserve regional peace against these aggressive actions.

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00:00On Tuesday, the Russian State Duma unanimously approved a draft appeal on the escalation of violence by the United States near the Venezuelan coast

00:10and urged the international community to condemn these attacks in the Caribbean Sea.

00:15During the session, Russian parliamentarians called United Nations member states to condemn the increasing U.S. military presence in the Caribbean

00:24under the products of combating drug cartels. Moreover, they expressed their solidarity with the Venezuelan government and people

00:32in their efforts to safeguard the national sovereignty, stability and independence.

00:37In this regard, the President of the Duma, Vladislav Bolodin, stated that Venezuela faces challenges in its struggle to preserve regional peace.

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