The Attorney General of Venezuela, Tarek William Saab, has asked the UN to investigate the American attacks that destroyed ships in the Caribbean, accusing them of crimes against humanity.
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Tarek William Saab has requested the United Nations to investigate the American attacks that led to the destruction of three ships in the Caribbean, accusing the USA of crimes against humanity. President Trump stated that the military operations targeted drug traffickers, but Venezuelan officials, including the Minister of Defense, consider these actions an "undeclared war." Venezuela has launched military exercises in response, and Maduro denounces an attempt at regime change.
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