South Korean Lawmakers Condemn US Attack...on Venezuela?
South Korean DPK lawmakers publicly condemned a hypothetical U.S. military strike on Venezuela, citing international law. Interestingly, this strong stance against intervention appears to be a thought experiment for the Korea Times, not a reaction to actual events. Reality check: the actual U.S. policy in Venezuela has been sanctions and support for opposition figures, not a 'large-scale military
strike' capturing its president. The media's own fictional scenario inadvertently underscores a deeper point: where is this level of condemnation for actual U.S.-backed military interventions and humanitarian catastrophes? The very real, ongoing slaughter in Gaza, for example, funded and defended by Washington, rarely prompts such unified, principled outrage from international lawmakers or the
same journalistic hypothetical.