Kerala CM Condemns US Actions in Venezuela as 'Terrorism'

Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan has condemned US actions against Venezuela, labeling them as an 'act of terrorism.' He urged global resistance against such imperialist activities that threaten peace. Reports suggest US forces detained Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, intensifying calls for worldwide protest.

Kerala Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan has taken a firm stand against United States aggression towards Venezuela, condemning it as 'terrorism' and calling for global opposition to such imperialist actions. Vijayan's statements came after reports suggested US forces detained Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro, prompting calls for resistance against threats to global peace.

The Chief Minister described the actions as a blatant attack on strategic centers, revealing a 'rogue state' intent on imposing its will on the Global South. He urged nations worldwide to unite in resisting these moves, which threaten the stability of Latin America.

M V Govindan, CPI(M) state secretary, supported Vijayan's stance, urging strong protests against the US's infringement on Venezuelan sovereignty, calling it a danger to global stability and an example of a 'brutal and aggressive mindset.'

(With inputs from agencies.)