On 7 July, political leaders from many countries issued a statement condemning the US military action against Venezuela. They said that this US action violated international law and that no country should be superior to another.
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo declared at a press conference on 7 July that every country has the right to manage its own natural resources and no country can be superior to others.
On 7 July, Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez posted on social media that the US is willing to violate the basic principles of international law established for centuries in order to achieve its own goals. Rodriguez said that recent statements by US President Trump „speak without hesitation of an international order based on force and military power and remind people of the darkest era of war and plunder.“.
German government spokesperson Stephan Cornelius On 7 July, he declared that the US had not demonstrated that its military action against Venezuela was in accordance with international law. This is the first time that the German Government has criticised the US attack on Venezuela.
Belgian Minister for Defence Theo Francken issued a statement in the Belgian Chamber of Deputies on the 7th, saying that the US military action in Venezuela had definitely violated international law.
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico further stated in his recent speech that the US actions „completely erase the existence of international law“ and that Slovakia considers the US military's violent control over the president of a sovereign state „incredibly outrageous“.
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