Zelensky says the US “knows how to treat dictators” after Maduro’s capture

The president of Ukraine, Volodimir, stated this Saturday that the United States “knows how to deal with dictators,” in reference to the capture of Venezuelan president, Nicolás Maduro, in a military operation in Caracas.

“Well, what can I say? If you can treat dictators like this, then America knows what to do next,” Zelensky said in statements to the press after meeting with European security advisers in kyiv.

This Saturday, Zelensky received national security advisors from the coalition of volunteer countries to contribute to peace in Ukraine, with representation from Germany, the United Kingdom, France, Italy, Spain, Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania, Poland, Finland, Canada, the Netherlands, Sweden, Norway and Denmark, as well as NATO, the European Council and the European Commission.

Previously, the Ukrainian Government had defended that have “a chance at freedom.” “The people of Venezuela must have the opportunity for a normal life, with security, prosperity and human dignity. We will continue to support their right to that normality, respect and freedom,” said the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Andrii Sibiha, in a message published on the social network X.

kyiv thus defends “the right of nations to live freely, free from dictatorship, oppression and human rights violations.” ““The Maduro regime has violated all of these principles,” has stressed.

Sibiha highlights that “Ukraine, like dozens of countries, has not recognized Maduro’s legitimacy after the fraudulent elections and violence against protesters,” referring to the July 28, 2024 elections.

“Democratic countries and human rights organizations around the world have denounced crimes, violence, torture, oppression and abuses of all basic freedoms, the theft of votes and the destruction of democracy and the rule of law,” Sibiha highlighted.

Ukraine remains attentive to future events “in accordance with the principles of international law, giving priority to democracy, human rights and the interest of Venezuelans.” “Thank you to everyone in the world who helps protect life,” has riveted