""Where the legal certainty is not yet clear, morally, I do think it was the right thing to do,""
""I grew up under a military dictatorship, so I know what it's like to have someone like Maduro in charge.""
""What happens in Greenland is up to Denmark and the people of Greenland,""
Kemi Badenoch called the US military operation in Venezuela morally justified despite an unclear legal basis and described President Nicolás Maduro's regime as brutal and illegitimate. She expressed relief that Maduro is gone but warned that the intervention raises serious questions for the rules-based international order. The UK government has refrained from condemning the US action and instead labeled Maduro illegitimate. Some Labour MPs and opposition parties, including the Liberal Democrats, Green Party and SNP, urged the government to denounce the operation as illegal. Badenoch distinguished intervention in Venezuela from Greenland, arguing Greenland's future belongs to Denmark and its people.
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