Today: December 26, 2025
December 26, 2025
1 min read

More reports from UN experts reveal risks of the naval blockade against Venezuela

More reports from UN experts reveal risks of the naval blockade against Venezuela

The Minister for Foreign Affairs, Yván Gil, published on his Telegram channel new reports from UN experts that reveal the risks of the “illegal and unilateral” naval blockade imposed by the United States against the country.

​Gil ratified on his social networks the repudiation of these violations that, according to him, attack the human right to life and the rights of the region in terms of peace, free trade and navigation. “We value the call for collective action by UN Member States to protect and safeguard international law,” the diplomat added.

UN specialists denounce that there is no right to impose unilateral sanctions through blockade; Therefore, they consider this to be “an armed attack” under Article 51 of the United Nations Charter.

​“There are concerns that the sanctions are illegal, disproportionate and punitive, in accordance with international law,” they say.

The experts condemn, once again, the aggression against Venezuela and stated that these measures are illicit and disproportionate to the extrajudicial executions that demonstrate an obvious violation of the right to life, according to the published report.

Source link

Latest Posts

They celebrated "Buenos Aires Coffee Day" with a tour of historic bars - Télam
Cum at clita latine. Tation nominavi quo id. An est possit adipiscing, error tation qualisque vel te.

Categories

Memphis Depay gives the Brazilian Cup to Corinthians
Previous Story

Memphis Depay releases a new song with messages to his critics

DIDA carries out national Christmas operation with more than 100 promoters
Next Story

DIDA carries out national Christmas operation with more than 100 promoters

Latest from Blog

Treasury Direct sales have the second highest monthly value in history

Treasury Direct sales total R$6.2 billion in November

Sales of Treasury Direct bonds totaled R$6.193 billion in November this year. Redemptions totaled R$3.367 billionwith R$3.058 billion referring to repurchases (early redemptions) and R$308.8 million referring to monthly maturities, when the
Go toTop