The United States has officially condemned Ecuador's armed raid of Mexico's embassy, which took place in the White House. The incident has sparked international concern and raised questions about diplomatic norms and respect for international law.
The armed raid occurred when Ecuadorian security forces entered the Mexican embassy in Washington, D.C., in an attempt to arrest a political dissident seeking asylum. The US government has expressed strong disapproval of Ecuador's actions, stating that such a violation of diplomatic premises is unacceptable.
The White House has called on Ecuador to respect the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations, which protects the sanctity of diplomatic missions and personnel. The US government has emphasized the importance of upholding international agreements and norms in order to maintain peaceful and stable relations between countries.
This incident has strained relations between Ecuador and Mexico, as well as raised concerns about the safety and security of diplomatic missions around the world. The US government has reiterated its commitment to supporting diplomatic immunity and ensuring the protection of foreign embassies on its soil.
As the situation continues to unfold, the international community will be closely monitoring the developments and seeking a resolution that upholds the principles of diplomatic immunity and respect for international law.
