Exclusive: 'International law has died' with Maduro's capture, Venezuela's attorney general says

Saab's remarks reflect a growing sentiment among Venezuelan officials regarding perceived foreign interventions in their domestic affairs. The assertion that 'international law has died' suggests a shift in how nations may view sovereignty and intervention, potentially leading to increased geopolitical tensions. This incident could further polarize international relations and provoke responses from other nations regarding the legitimacy of such actions.