Bangladesh, Jan. 5 -- The death toll from the United States raid on Venezuela, launched to seize President Nicolás Maduro, continues to rise, exposing not only the human cost of the operation but also the accelerating erosion of international law and restraint. According to Venezuelan officials cited by the New York Times on January 4, at least 80 people – soldiers and civilians – were killed during the operation. Venezuelan Defense Minister Vladimir Padrino López has confirmed that a “large part” of Maduros security detail was wiped out, while officials in Caracas accuse US forces of striking civilian neighborhoods. Cuba, a close ally of Venezuela, has announced that 32 of its citizens, including militar...