How can peace be carried?

How can peace be maintained on earth if there remains no rigidity in following what leaders pledge to follow in their respective resolutions?  The US President, Donald Trump, recently made a strong and solid pledge to bring invincible peace to our wider world. But factually happened lies before the entire world.

However, his resolve was soon decimated by the massive attack on Venezuela. Reportedly, he frankly declared carrying out a large-scale strike against the South American country of Venezuela. 

Not only this, but also the country's President Nicolás Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores were swiftly taken into custody and flown out far beyond the country. 

They have been “indicted in the Southern District of New York. The president was charged with “narco-terrorism conspiracy, cocaine importation conspiracy, possession of machine guns and destructive devices, and conspiracy to possess machine guns and destructive devices against the United States.

At least seven explosions and low-flying aircraft were reportedly seen in Venezuela’s capital of Caracas. There is no justification for calling this action exactly a ‘peaceful’ action.

Later, US Joint Chiefs Chairman Gen. Dan Caine detailed a massive nocturnal operation involving over 150 aircraft launching from locations throughout the Western Hemisphere in an attempt to apprehend Maduro and his wife.

Venezuela’s allies Russia and Iran have not waited enough to condemn the US attack. In the meantime, the Russian Foreign Ministry denounced what it called an “act of armed aggression against Venezuela” by the US, calling any “excuses” given to justify such actions “untenable.”

Few things are more often not considered quite acceptable than an insanity without taking into account the huge losses instantly.

The legitimacy of the attacks and capture was questioned by political figures from all around the world, including Scotland. According to John Swinney, Donald Trump's attack on Venezuela and the arrest of its president, Nicolas Maduro, have deeply concerned him. Other Scottish MPs called the military operation a dangerous and cynical act of imperialism and called it outrageous,  writes Daily Record.