Kremlin Urges Acceptance of Maduro's Election Victory

The Kremlin has called for Venezuela's political opposition to acknowledge Nicolas Maduro's victory and cease protests. Despite both Maduro and Edmundo Gonzalez claiming presidential win, Moscow advises against foreign interference amidst rising tensions following the disputed results.

The Kremlin has urged Venezuela's political opposition to accept incumbent Nicolas Maduro's election victory and called for an end to anti-Maduro protests across the country.

Although both Maduro and his rival Edmundo Gonzalez claim to have won the presidency, the dispute has led to widespread demonstrations.

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov emphasized that external forces, particularly Washington and other foreign governments, should refrain from exacerbating instability in Venezuela, a key Russian ally.