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The legality of the U.S.’ capture of Maduro will be under the spotlight at the United Nations Security Council as they’re set to meet on Monday. Washington will likely not be held accountable for any violation by the UN Security Council as it is one of five countries with veto power.

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00:00The US forcefully deposes Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro on Saturday, January 3 following
00:05an audacious raid of the country's capital. Russia, China, and other Venezuelan allies
00:10condemn the attack, accusing the United States of violating international law.
00:14US allies in Europe and Asia, many of whom oppose Maduro, have been less vocal about
00:19concerns over the use of military force. The attack follows months of US military
00:24buildup and airstrikes on suspected drug vessels in the Caribbean.
00:27Washington says the operation was carried out to apprehend Maduro and his family who
00:31are facing drug-related charges. Maduro is currently being held in New York,
00:35awaiting a court appearance on Monday for his charges. The legality of the US capture of Maduro
00:40will be under the spotlight at the United Nations Security Council as they are set to meet on Monday.
00:45Washington will likely not be held accountable for any violation by the UN Security Council
00:49as it is one of the five countries with veto power.
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