On January 3, the US sent troops to forcibly control Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his wife and deport them. Many governments have voiced their opposition to this. Slovak Prime Minister Fizzo posted on social media on the 3rd criticizing the military operation launched by the US against Venezuela on the same day, saying that the US military operation in Venezuela further proved that the world order established after World War II was disintegrating, and that military power was being misused without authorization from the UN Security Council. Some powerful countries believe they can do whatever they want as long as it is in their own interests. He is adamantly opposed to this violation of international law.

On January 3, the US sent troops to forcibly control Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his wife and deport them. Many governments have voiced their opposition to this. Slovak Prime Minister Fizzo posted on social media on the 3rd criticizing the military operation launched by the US against Venezuela on the same day, saying that the US military operation in Venezuela further proved that the world order established after World War II was disintegrating, and that military power was being misused without authorization from the UN Security Council. Some powerful countries believe they can do whatever they want as long as it is in their own interests. He is adamantly opposed to this violation of international law.