Trump’s statements on Venezuela reveal a striking pattern of US unilateralism that challenges both constitutional norms and the post World War II international order. By claiming the operation was to “use oil and take oil” he signals a departure from standard diplomacy and a disregard for international law.

Experts across the board from Vincent Chetail to Kate Vigneswaran condemn the raid as a violation of sovereignty and an act of aggression warning it sets a dangerous precedent. Europe and other allies are left disoriented reflecting growing disillusionment with US leadership.
The operation exemplifies a broader trend privileging executive discretion over multilateral norms risking destabilization of international institutions encouraging other states to pursue aggressive policies and undermining decades of conflict prevention and cooperation. Historical parallels in Latin America underscore the long term dangers of such interventions.
Domestically centralizing power in the executive while sidelining constitutional and legal constraints magnifies systemic risks. Analysts warn this approach could return global politics to a “might makes right” era jeopardizing international stability and the liberal order.
In short Trump’s Venezuela actions are not just a geopolitical maneuver they symbolize a threat to the global rule based system demonstrating that ignoring international law may yield short term gains but carries catastrophic long term consequences.
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