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    1. Now let’s see how they will babble about international law some more in the future when crap like this is done by some country not aligned with the US (and therefore Europe)

    2. AdminEating_Dragon on

      I mean, what can she say?

      On one side, it’s a blatant kidnapping performed by the far right neofascist American regime.

      On the other side, it’s a dictator aligned with Russia removed from power.

      Only bad guys in this one.

    3. *sigh* They won’t do shit. It’s only a matter of time until the US armed forces „visit“ Greenland for an extended stay to face an extra-strongly worded response from the EU Council.

    4. The big question is if Trump will move ahead and occupy Greenland. If this happens, it will be one if the toughest situations the EU had to deal with in its history.

    5. Royal-Hunter3892 on

      Imagine if the world starts saying EU is funding American war in Venezuela by purchasing American Oil and Gas .

      EU should stop purchasing American Oil and Gas to put pressure on America .

    6. >Reiterating the EU’s position regarding the need for transition in Venezuela, she said: „The EU has repeatedly stated that Mr Maduro lacks legitimacy and has defended a peaceful transition.“

      Agreed, but this isn’t a peaceful transition. Putin is also not the legitimate president of Russia, since Russia has no free and fair elections. Or Orban, for that matter. Is Trump going to attack Moscow and Budapest and kidnap Putin and Orban, too? We all know the answer to that question.

      And that’s because this isn’t about the legitimacy of Maduro. It isn’t about alleged drug smugglers. And it certainly isn’t about the people of Venezuela. Trump doesn’t give one flying fuck about the Venezuelan people.

      This is about oil, money, distraction, and gaining (more) control over South and Central America. And North America, too.

      To anyone still believing that the [National Security Strategy](https://www.theparliamentmagazine.eu/news/article/trumps-security-strategy-seeks-to-undermine-the-eu-and-strengthen-nationalists) was a joke: think again.

      To all people cheering for this illegal action by the Trump administration; yes, Maduro is a thug, but this isn’t the way to deal with it. Putin will now feel emboldened to keep his illegal war going in Ukraine. If anyone is complaining about it, he’ll simply point at Trump. End of discussion. This illegal attack on Venezuela and the kidnapping of Maduro will have global effects, and it will be felt in Europe, too. And not for the better.

    7. butwhywedothis on

      Restraint, wtf. I know EU is powerless against daddy America but at least a condemnation?

    8. It’s America they can do what they want so can Israel because America backs them. Just watch it on the news in horror and hope they stop, they won’t.

    9. Ok_Objective3478 on

      What a weak statement by Kaja. She should be tweeting about sanction packages and demanding to suspend trade with a terrorist state who illegaly invade neighboring countries.

    10. ReturnOfTheSaint14 on

      Meanwhile Von Der Leyen will happily condemn this while simultaneously signing a 30B$ contract with Lockheed and GDLS. We are a joke lmao

    11. Message is: i will imprison your elected officials because I can and then lecture you about ‘democracy’.

    12. Europe needs to finally emancipate. It’s unbearable to stay affiliated with the US unter Trump.

    13. Nuclear-Jester on

      So at this point there are 2 scenarios:

      1. Trump declares mission accomplished with the capture of Maduro and leaves Venezuela alone (similarly to Bush Sr with Iraq in 1991)

      2. Trump demands a full regime change in favor of Maria „My oil is your oil“ Machado. Either the Venezuelan army gives up (not unlikely, as demoralisation was already an issue before today) or a full blown invasion happens

    14. GurCompetitive7633 on

      Cool, so the US can pick up anyone from any country to face US’s court of law and be tried by US laws in the US whenever they damn well please.

      Got it, nice

    15. Markthemonkey888 on

      The EU will sanction the US and supply fiscal and military aid to Venezuela because that’s what the union does to country facing foreign aggression right?

    16. ObviouslyTriggered on

      People here crying about a dictator who is allied with Russia and Iran being taken out lol…

    17. Its a pity we the EU don’t have the balls to condemn the action.

      Disliking the Maduro dictatorship, isn’t enough of a reason to support its ousting with force. Russia isn’t entitled to do this in Ukraine, the US isn’t entitled to do this in Venezuela or Iraq.

      If a Farage government in the UK decides the „regime“ in Dublin is „illegitimate“ and „terrorist“ will we go back to Cromwell ?

      Fuck this shit.

      NAK.

    18. VicenteOlisipo on

      Spineless vassal talk. We’re completely fucked with „leadership“ utterly unable to even dream of thinking for themselves. They’ll be sticking knifes on Zelensky’s back when Trump orders it soon enough.

    19. Like fuck we’re getting involved with that. 

      While the dictatorships all play their games, we need to re-arm, and reconstitute our continent to be the true beacon of liberty again. 

      Build the foundations of Pax Europa — fuck the others. 

    20. Relevant_Helicopter6 on

      Calling for „restraint“ after the deed is done sums up the uselessness of EU leadership.

    21. Alexander_Ruthol on

      It is good that the US finally has a government which isn’t overly cautious and terrified of its own shadow and fear to intervene in other countries.

      It is just unfortunate that the government also is authoritarian and anti-democracy, even if it in this particular case unseated a dictator (presumably to install one of their own).

      The message the EU should take from this is that the new USA will not hesitate to attack them if Trump on a whim decides to do so.

    22. East-Doctor-7832 on

      Use your brain people , not long ago half of Europe was under dictatorship rule . You can think of this as an anti-russian move , no need to wrongly think this is similar to Ukraine . Ukraine is nothing like this , Maduro was a dictator , Zelensky is not , Russia is an enemy , US is more favorable .

    23. I wonder what will be our public reactions when China will invade Taiwan within the next two years.

    24. radioactive-tomato on

      It is good to know that our leaders will give Trump stern messages if he attacks Greenland

    25. Not a fan of the Maduro regime or the Chávez one for that matter, but we used to have rules. Someone have mercy with the UN and put it out of its misery. If any poor soul here is studying International Law/Relations… well consider pivoting, it’s going to be whatever the old people with nuclear briefcases feel like when they wake up so not much of a career.

    26. Interesting-Ant-6726 on

      Can someone remember, when did USA ( nato ) start deploying bombs over small european countries?
      What did we do about it? What will we do now?

    27. CertainMiddle2382 on

      It’s already over, it lasted 2 hours.

      They are so out of touch they don’t even speak of what really matters: What’s next…

    28. wojtekpolska on

      I don’t like trump but i dont get why ppl are so opposed to this.
      Maduro is generally understood to have rigged the last election, and there even exists a venezuelan government-in-exile

      in addition maduro was allied to putin’s russian regime, russia even donated him an anti-air system half a year ago.

      in addition haven’t yall already forgotten how maduro just recently tried to conquer 2/3rds of Gyuana?

      and now suddenly everyone here defends his regime because „trump bad“

    29. BigSexyGorilla on

      They should hold a discussion immediately; perhaps they’ll reach a united resolution. If we’re feeling really brave tonight, they might even put forward a condemnation.

    30. As much as we hate the way the USA has been lately, this guy was basically a dictator and running his country into the ground. Even his second and especially third re-election was found to be illegitimate and his opponent had got more votes. Been going on for years that this fucker was in charge and ruining the lives of regular people. All in all I doubt anyone will miss this guy.

      Despite that, the USA can try to hand wave its reasons as to why they acted now but we all know the real reasons. Crazy times indeed.

    31. Why do people expect EU sanctions over Venezuela?

      The only countries aligned with Maduro are China and Russia. The US complicating their own relationship with these powers is a win in my book. Moreover, we have nothing to gain from defending Maduro. Doing nothing is the best course of action here.

      Beyond the immediate issue of Maduro’s capture, I have no faith that they properly planned a transition from Maduro to Machado and that is where worry lies and we may want to advise the US. While I have hope Maduro’s removal can usher in a better future for Venezuela, this may just be the start of a long period of instability. 

    32. They didn’t say the same when Russia invaded. The international laws are a joke at this point!

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