A major scandal erupted at the UN following statements by Russian representative Nebenzya regarding attacks on sovereign states. He accused the United States of violating international law in Venezuela by attempting to oust President Maduro. Russia's criticism of the U.S. appears contradictory given its actions in Crimea and Ukraine.
Meanwhile, Germany is facing hybrid attacks targeting its critical infrastructure. Local intelligence considers these threats serious, possibly preceding broader actions against Western Europe. Rising support for the Alternative for Germany party is also a concern because of potential Russian influence.
The Venezuelan government has announced mobilization, while several Western countries have shown support for the opposition leader. Diplomatic sources say the US may consider a military intervention, while Russia hints at possible deals trading Latin American influence for concessions on Ukraine.
Switzerland froze Maduro's assets, but the question remains why similar steps have not been taken against Russian funds or Ukrainian oligarchs’ assets from previous regimes.
An important international meeting on Ukraine is being prepared in Paris, where leaders, including Kushner, will discuss possible frameworks for peace and future elections.
Also under international scrutiny is Iran: Israel states that it will not permit the restart of the Iranian ballistic missile or nuclear program.
Issues of frozen assets, Russian statistics, and ongoing international agreements remain central. Developments in Venezuela, Ukraine, and Europe continue to draw the world’s attention.
