UK Prime Minister Starmer: We viewed Maduro as an illegitimate head of state
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer stated, "The UK has long supported a change of power in Venezuela. We viewed Maduro as an illegitimate head of state and we felt no regret at the end of his regime."
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer, regarding the USattacks onVenezuela and the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro to take himout of the country, regarding the opmade a statement.
In a post on his social media account, Starmer said, "The UK has long supported a change of power in Venezuela.
We viewed Maduro as an illegitimate head of stateand felt no regret over the endof hisregime."
In the statement I made this morningIn the statement, I reiterated my support for international law. The UKgovernment will discuss thedeveloping situation in the comingdays with US officials.A transition to a legitimategovernment that reflects the will of theVenezuelan peopleis essential.We hope the process will be safe and peacefulandorderly," he said.
News Source: İHA
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