Trump's Venezuela Strike: Legal Firestorm Over "Illegal" Action

A sudden military move by former U.S. President Donald Trump has triggered a major international legal debate. The action involved a strike on Venezuelan territory and the capture of the country's leader, Nicolas Maduro. Legal experts are now fiercely arguing whether the operation was lawful. Critics are calling it an "illegal" act of aggression. They say it violates international laws that protect national sovereignty. Supporters argue the action was a justified measure against a dictator. This has sparked a complex dispute over global rules and the use of military force. The event has created deep division and placed the legality of unilateral military interventions under intense scrutiny.