Bipartisan U.S. lawmakers question the legitimacy of U.S. actions against Venezuela

According to Golden Ten Data on January 3, after the United States carried out a rapid military strike against Venezuela on the 3rd, several U.S. senators, including Republican senators, questioned the legitimacy of the action. Arizona Democratic Senator Ruben Gallego posted on social media platform X, saying, "This is an illegal war," and that the United States has become "the world's bully." "We have no reason to go to war with Venezuela." "Regardless of the outcome, it was wrong for us to provoke this war," he added. Another Democratic Senator, Brian Schatz, wrote on social media X: "We have no vital national interest in Venezuela that would justify going to war. We should have learned not to get involved in another foolish adventure." Utah Republican Senator Mike Lee also posted on social media: "I want to know, in the absence of a declaration of war or authorization for the use of military force, what constitutional basis exists to justify this action?" (Xinhua News Agency)