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At UNSC, Pakistan warns unilateral action in Venezuela risks ‘unpredictable outcomes’

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January 5, 2026
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Pakistan’s acting Permanent Representative to the UN Ambassador Usman Jadoon is addressing the UN Security Council’s emergency meeting on the situation in Venezuela on January 5, 2025. — X/ @PakistanUN_NY/screengrab
Pakistan’s appearing Everlasting Consultant to the UN Ambassador Usman Jadoon is addressing the UN Safety Council’s emergency assembly on the scenario in Venezuela on January 5, 2025. — X/ @PakistanUN_NY/screengrab 
  • Pakistan expresses profound concern over Venezuela scenario.
  • Envoy says US’ unilateral actions set “harmful precedents”.
  • Says path ahead should be one in every of “dialogue and diplomacy”.

NEW YORK: Pakistan on Monday expressed profound issues over the evolving scenario in Venezuela, saying that unilateral army motion contravenes the sacrosanct ideas of the United Nations Constitution and the doctrine of sovereign immunity.

Addressing the United Nations Safety Council’s (UNSC) emergency assembly on the scenario in Venezuela, Pakistan’s appearing Everlasting Consultant to the UN, Ambassador Usman Jadoon, stated that such actions set harmful precedents that threat eroding the foundations of the worldwide authorized framework.

The US attacked Venezuela and captured its long-serving President Maduro in an in a single day operation on January 3. Addressing a press convention following the assault, US President Donald Trump had introduced: “This was one of the gorgeous, efficient and highly effective shows of American may and competence in American historical past.” 

He additional stated that Washington would run the oil-rich nation till a transition takes place.

Earlier immediately, the 15-member UNSC met at UN headquarters in New York simply hours earlier than Maduro was as a consequence of seem in a Manhattan federal court docket on drug costs, together with narco-terrorism conspiracy.

“Additionally they gasoline instability, which — as historical past has proven repeatedly — can result in unpredictable and uncontrollable outcomes for years to return,” he added.

At this important juncture, the envoy stated the trail ahead should be one in every of dialogue and diplomacy. He stated that sturdy options to political variations can solely be discovered by means of peaceable means, with full respect for the desire of the Venezuelan folks, free from any exterior interference.

The envoy urged all events to train most restraint, de-escalate tensions, pursue peaceable co-existence, chorus from any actions that might exacerbate the unstable scenario, and interact in dialogue — together with by utilising the honest gives of mediation.

He affirmed Pakistan’s dedication to contributing constructively to the discharge of the UNSC’s major accountability for addressing the risk to worldwide peace and safety.

“Peace and stability of Venezuela and the welfare and prosperity of its folks, with full possession, should be the overriding goal of all efforts, he added.  

Earlier, UN Secretary-Basic Antonio Guterres raised issues a couple of potential intensification of instability in Venezuela after the US seize of the Latin American nation’s president, Nicolas Maduro.

“I’m deeply involved concerning the potential intensification of instability within the nation, the potential influence on the area, and the precedent it might set for the way relations between and amongst states are carried out,” Guterres stated in an announcement delivered to the council by UN political affairs chief Rosemary DiCarlo.

Guterres known as on all Venezuelan actors to interact in an inclusive and democratic dialogue, including: “I welcome and am able to assist all efforts geared toward aiding Venezuelans to find a peaceable means ahead.”

He additionally expressed concern that the US operation to seize Maduro in Caracas on Saturday didn’t respect the foundations of worldwide legislation.

‘Act of aggression’

Colombia, which requested Monday’s assembly, condemned the US operation as a transparent violation of the sovereignty, political independence and territorial integrity of Venezuela.

“There isn’t any justification in anyway, underneath any circumstances, for the unilateral use of pressure to commit an act of aggression,” Colombian UN Ambassador Leonor Zalabata Torres informed the council.

“Such actions represent a critical violation of worldwide legislation and the United Nations Constitution.”

Authorized consultants have stated the US operation was unlawful as a result of it lacked UN Safety Council authorisation, didn’t have Venezuelan consent and didn’t represent self-defense towards an armed assault.





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