Military Actions and International Law

This chapter critically examines the U.S. military's controversial engagement with a Venezuelan boat deemed a terrorist threat, questioning the legal and ethical implications of such actions. The discussion highlights the complex relationship between U.S. foreign policy and international law, including historical inconsistencies in justifying lethal force and the lack of accountability for powerful nations. Additionally, the chapter addresses the perception of former President Trump's credibility on the global stage, revealing how his leadership has affected international relations.