India Urges "Dialogue" After U.S. Arrests Venezuela's President

India has called for peaceful talks following the dramatic capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife by United States authorities. In a brief statement, India's Ministry of External Affairs did not directly condemn the action. Instead, it urged all involved parties to seek a diplomatic solution. "We call upon all concerned to address issues peacefully through dialogue," the ministry said, emphasizing the need to ensure "peace and stability of the region." The U.S. operation, which resulted in the arrest of the controversial leader on unspecified charges, has created significant international tension. India's response highlights global concerns over escalating conflict.