Baghdad: The UN Security Council will hold an emergency meeting next Monday to discuss the arrest of Venezuelan President Maduro by the United States. The meeting comes amid heightened tensions and international concern over the implications of this arrest.

According to National Iraqi News Agency, the Russian representative to the UN announced, “The Security Council will meet the day after tomorrow to consider the American aggression against Venezuela and the abduction of the elected President Maduro.” This statement reflects the serious diplomatic friction between the involved nations and highlights the urgency of the situation.

The arrest of President Maduro by the United States has sparked widespread debate and condemnation from various countries, with many viewing it as a violation of international law and sovereignty. The upcoming Security Council meeting is expected to be a pivotal moment in addressing these tensions and potentially determining further international response.