Experts say U.S. raid on Venezuela worries smaller countries over future of international order
Summary
Experts from Bosnia and Herzegovina express concern over the US military strike on Venezuela's president, viewing it as a dangerous precedent impacting the future of the international order and sovereignty of smaller countries.
Key Points
- The US military strike on Venezuela and capture of its president is seen as a dangerous precedent by experts in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
- The US move is part of a broader strategy to restore American preeminence in the Western Hemisphere.
- Such unilateral US actions raise concerns about violations of international law and norms.
- Smaller countries worldwide are worried about the implications of rising US unilateralism on the international order.
