Havana, Jan 4 (Prensa Latina) International analyst Atilio Boron warned that the United States' military aggression against Venezuela marks the beginning of a new era where "diplomacy is definitively dead" and establishes the "law of the strongest" as the global regulation.

The Argentine sociologist stated during an interview that the airstrike perpetrated by Washington against Caracas confirms the collapse of the rules that have governed the world since the post-war period.

Boron said, “It is unacceptable; a situation like this cannot be normalized,” as validating such an action could unleash “dangerous geopolitical repercussions” beyond South America.

According to his analysis, after breaking international law, “the United States could be tacitly enabling other powers to resolve their territorial disputes by force.” “We should not be surprised tomorrow if Azerbaijan simply seizes Armenia, or if China finally decides to include Taiwan in its national jurisdiction,” he exemplified.

Regarding the White House’s motivations, the academician dismissed the official narrative focused on drug trafficking or democracy.

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