Why it matters:
The call highlights growing international backlash against Washington’s actions in Venezuela, seen as illegal and destabilizing.
Iran’s vocal support underscores alignment among countries opposing U.S. interventionist policies.
The big picture:
Venezuela faces political upheaval after the U.S. operation, with allies rallying to denounce the assault.
Iran’s stance reflects broader resistance to U.S. influence in Latin America and signals deepening ties with Caracas.
What they're saying:
Araghchi condemned the attack as state terrorism and a violation of Venezuela’s sovereignty, pledging Iran’s full support.
Gil Pinto thanked Iran for its solidarity, vowing Venezuela will defend its sovereignty and right to self‑determination.
What’s next:
Both governments pledged continued coordination.
Analysts expect Iran and Venezuela to push for stronger international condemnation of Washington’s actions at global forums.
Go deeper:
U.S. Attack on Venezuela Draws Condemnation From Iran
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