央视记者观察丨安理会成员谴责美国对委内瑞拉军事行动

Core Viewpoint - The United Nations held an emergency meeting regarding the situation in Venezuela, condemning the U.S. military action on January 3 and asserting that Venezuela's oil belongs to its people [1][10]. Group 1: UN's Position - The UN Secretary-General's representative emphasized the need for all parties to respect international law, particularly the UN Charter, and expressed deep concern over the military action that did not comply with these rules [3]. - Multiple members of the Security Council condemned the U.S. military action as an act of aggression against Venezuela [3][4]. - The UN reiterated that Venezuela's oil resources are owned by the Venezuelan people, similar to the stance on Syria's oil [10]. Group 2: Reactions from Member States - The Russian representative at the UN condemned the U.S. actions as a criminal act and a violation of international law [4]. - The Pakistani representative warned that such actions set a dangerous precedent and threaten the global legal framework [6]. - The Colombian representative stated that any form of aggression lacks legitimacy and should not be used to resolve unresolved situations [6][8].