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‼️🇺🇸🇻🇪 Washington is reportedly moving to secure a direct strategic foothold in Venezuela’s oil sector, with talks underway over access to as many as 17 fields across the country’s main petroleum basins. According to Bloomberg, the U.S. government is exploring a potential partnership involving the Department of Defense and...

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❗️❗️🇺🇸🇻🇪 According to ABC News, Donald Trump is demanding that Venezuela completely sever all ties with Russia, China, Iran, and Cuba, and agree to exclusive cooperation with the United States in the extraction and sale of oil. The reported conditions would place Venezuela’s energy sector under U.S.-centric strategic and commercial control, marking a fundamental realignment of the country’s foreign and economic policy.
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❗️❗️🇺🇸🇻🇪 According to ABC News, Donald Trump is demanding that Venezuela completely sever all ties with Russia, China, Iran, and Cuba, and agree to exclusive cooperation with the United States in the extraction and sale of oil. The reported conditions would place Venezuela’s energy sector under U.S.-centric strategic and commercial control, marking a fundamental realignment of the country’s foreign and economic policy.

NSTRIKE

169,651 görüntüleme • 8 ay önce

🚨BREAKING 🇺🇸🇻🇪🇨🇳 : The United States and Venezuela have struck a major oil export deal that will allow up to $2 billion worth of Venezuelan crude to be shipped directly to U.S. ports. The agreement is expected to redirect shipments previously bound for China, easing pressure on Venezuela’s oil sector and boosting supply for U.S. refiners. The move comes amid broader shifts in energy trade and sanctions strategy between the two countries. 🎥:Reuters
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🚨BREAKING 🇺🇸🇻🇪🇨🇳 : The United States and Venezuela have struck a major oil export deal that will allow up to $2 billion worth of Venezuelan crude to be shipped directly to U.S. ports. The agreement is expected to redirect shipments previously bound for China, easing pressure on Venezuela’s oil sector and boosting supply for U.S. refiners. The move comes amid broader shifts in energy trade and sanctions strategy between the two countries. 🎥:Reuters

Defense Intelligence

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🇺🇸🇻🇪 Washington is using Venezuelan oil as a hedge while Gulf routes stay broken. Energy Sec. says Washington doesn’t need to like Caracas. Venezuela has the world’s largest proven reserves but pumps far below capacity. With Hormuz throttled and Red Sea routes under pressure, Venezuelan crude is insurance, more than true friendship. They call it partnership because Caracas needs Washington to sell the oil. The barrels may stay, but the loyalty probably won’t. Writer: Lucas
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🇺🇸🇻🇪 Washington is using Venezuelan oil as a hedge while Gulf routes stay broken. Energy Sec. says Washington doesn’t need to like Caracas. Venezuela has the world’s largest proven reserves but pumps far below capacity. With Hormuz throttled and Red Sea routes under pressure, Venezuelan crude is insurance, more than true friendship. They call it partnership because Caracas needs Washington to sell the oil. The barrels may stay, but the loyalty probably won’t. Writer: Lucas

Mario Nawfal

47,264 görüntüleme • 20 gün önce

🚨🇺🇸🇻🇪🇨🇳 CHINA ACCUSES U.S. OF STEALING ITS OIL AFTER TRUMP DIVERTS VENEZUELAN CRUDE TO AMERICA China is livid, and they’re not hiding it. After Trump announced the U.S. will refine and sell up to 50 million barrels of Venezuelan oil previously frozen under sanctions, Beijing fired back, calling the move a blatant power grab and a direct hit on their interests. Why? Because that oil wasn’t just sitting there, China had already paid for a big chunk of it, through loan-for-oil deals and state-backed agreements with Maduro’s regime. Trump’s plan? Ignore all that, break the blockade, grab the barrels, and reroute them to U.S. refineries. The pitch: American energy security, because the U.S. is in charge now. This is also about who gets to call the shots in Venezuela post-Maduro, and right now, Beijing just got boxed out while Washington takes over the chessboard. It’s a high-stakes geopolitical standoff over energy, influence, and who controls Latin America’s future. China just lost billions in oil access, but the U.S. just cashed in. Source: Reuters
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🚨🇺🇸🇻🇪🇨🇳 CHINA ACCUSES U.S. OF STEALING ITS OIL AFTER TRUMP DIVERTS VENEZUELAN CRUDE TO AMERICA China is livid, and they’re not hiding it. After Trump announced the U.S. will refine and sell up to 50 million barrels of Venezuelan oil previously frozen under sanctions, Beijing fired back, calling the move a blatant power grab and a direct hit on their interests. Why? Because that oil wasn’t just sitting there, China had already paid for a big chunk of it, through loan-for-oil deals and state-backed agreements with Maduro’s regime. Trump’s plan? Ignore all that, break the blockade, grab the barrels, and reroute them to U.S. refineries. The pitch: American energy security, because the U.S. is in charge now. This is also about who gets to call the shots in Venezuela post-Maduro, and right now, Beijing just got boxed out while Washington takes over the chessboard. It’s a high-stakes geopolitical standoff over energy, influence, and who controls Latin America’s future. China just lost billions in oil access, but the U.S. just cashed in. Source: Reuters

Mario Nawfal

2,227,692 görüntüleme • 8 ay önce

The U.S. just took a stake in Venezuela’s oil. Not Exxon. Not Chevron. The Pentagon. A 35% stake in a private company tied to 17 oil fields — roughly 1/5 of Venezuela’s reserves. The partner: Alejandro Betancourt, who has faced money-laundering investigations in Spain and Switzerland, according to The Wall Street Journal. No formal charges have emerged. He is also close to Delcy Rodríguez, Maduro’s former deputy, who was never elected to lead Venezuela. And Article 12 of Venezuela’s Constitution says the country’s hydrocarbon deposits are inalienable. I’m Venezuelan-American. People I speak to there are shocked. Send this to an American who should know who their government just went into business with. What do you think of this deal — and these partners?
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The U.S. just took a stake in Venezuela’s oil. Not Exxon. Not Chevron. The Pentagon. A 35% stake in a private company tied to 17 oil fields — roughly 1/5 of Venezuela’s reserves. The partner: Alejandro Betancourt, who has faced money-laundering investigations in Spain and Switzerland, according to The Wall Street Journal. No formal charges have emerged. He is also close to Delcy Rodríguez, Maduro’s former deputy, who was never elected to lead Venezuela. And Article 12 of Venezuela’s Constitution says the country’s hydrocarbon deposits are inalienable. I’m Venezuelan-American. People I speak to there are shocked. Send this to an American who should know who their government just went into business with. What do you think of this deal — and these partners?

Mariana Atencio

11,748 görüntüleme • 29 gün önce

🇺🇸🇻🇪 U.S. Energy Sec. Wright arrives to finalize oil deal with Venezuela's Acting President, Delcy Rodríguez. The agreement gives the U.S. access to ~65 billion barrels of Venezuelan reserves, roughly 1/5th of the country’s total, across 17 large oilfields. Washington sees it as a way to secure discounted crude and boost global supply, while critics call it "gunpoint diplomacy" to take control of foreign resources. Writer: Samuel
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🇺🇸🇻🇪 U.S. Energy Sec. Wright arrives to finalize oil deal with Venezuela's Acting President, Delcy Rodríguez. The agreement gives the U.S. access to ~65 billion barrels of Venezuelan reserves, roughly 1/5th of the country’s total, across 17 large oilfields. Washington sees it as a way to secure discounted crude and boost global supply, while critics call it "gunpoint diplomacy" to take control of foreign resources. Writer: Samuel

Mario Nawfal

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Latin America Expert Dr. Emrah Kaya: It is possible to argue that Venezuelan state institutions and agencies will display resistance to the re-entry of American companies into the market and to their efforts to dominate production. Secondly, as Venezuela distanced itself from the United States, it moved closer to China and Russia. Through its recent actions, the United States is clearly attempting to weaken China’s influence within the Venezuelan economy and, more specifically, within Venezuela’s oil sector. If the United States were to implement these steps rapidly, there is a risk of a direct confrontation or an escalation of tensions between the United States and China. 🔗
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Latin America Expert Dr. Emrah Kaya: It is possible to argue that Venezuelan state institutions and agencies will display resistance to the re-entry of American companies into the market and to their efforts to dominate production. Secondly, as Venezuela distanced itself from the United States, it moved closer to China and Russia. Through its recent actions, the United States is clearly attempting to weaken China’s influence within the Venezuelan economy and, more specifically, within Venezuela’s oil sector. If the United States were to implement these steps rapidly, there is a risk of a direct confrontation or an escalation of tensions between the United States and China. 🔗

Clash Report

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President Trump is vowing the U.S. will respond after Iran fired missiles and drones at American military targets in Jordan, as tensions continue to escalate. Alex Hogan reports nearly all of the incoming missiles were intercepted. The attacks come after U.S. forces struck Iranian territory, targeting IRGC forces preparing to launch rockets and missiles into the Strait of Hormuz. Meanwhile, Trump is pointing to a new deal with Venezuela that could give the U.S. majority control over the potential development of 65 billion barrels of crude oil reserves, with plans to use Venezuelan oil to help refill America's strategic reserves.
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President Trump is vowing the U.S. will respond after Iran fired missiles and drones at American military targets in Jordan, as tensions continue to escalate. Alex Hogan reports nearly all of the incoming missiles were intercepted. The attacks come after U.S. forces struck Iranian territory, targeting IRGC forces preparing to launch rockets and missiles into the Strait of Hormuz. Meanwhile, Trump is pointing to a new deal with Venezuela that could give the U.S. majority control over the potential development of 65 billion barrels of crude oil reserves, with plans to use Venezuelan oil to help refill America's strategic reserves.

Fox News

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🔴 The Plan for Venezuela ➤ Three-phase plan outlined by Secretary of State Rubio and War Secretary Hegseth includes: 1. Stabilization — prevent chaos and control how oil revenue is handled. 2. Recovery — open Venezuela’s oil and market to U.S., Western, and other companies and pursue “national reconciliation,” including amnesty for opposition forces. 3. Transition — effectively, a regime change from the “interim authorities” to another government that the US approves. Rubio says this will ultimately be up to the Venezuelan people. Rubio offered no timeline for elections, but said Venezuelans will decide their future leadership later. ➤ Rubio said Washington has “tremendous control and leverage” over Venezuela’s interim government through the quarantine and sanctions on its oil sector. ➤ U.S. plans to initially seize and sell between 30–50 million barrels of Venezuelan oil at market rates. Rubio said the proceeds will be controlled by the U.S., not Caracas, and distributed through a mechanism the administration claims will benefit the Venezuelan people rather than the government. He said the process is already underway. ➤ Military force remains an option for the U.S. president.
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🔴 The Plan for Venezuela ➤ Three-phase plan outlined by Secretary of State Rubio and War Secretary Hegseth includes: 1. Stabilization — prevent chaos and control how oil revenue is handled. 2. Recovery — open Venezuela’s oil and market to U.S., Western, and other companies and pursue “national reconciliation,” including amnesty for opposition forces. 3. Transition — effectively, a regime change from the “interim authorities” to another government that the US approves. Rubio says this will ultimately be up to the Venezuelan people. Rubio offered no timeline for elections, but said Venezuelans will decide their future leadership later. ➤ Rubio said Washington has “tremendous control and leverage” over Venezuela’s interim government through the quarantine and sanctions on its oil sector. ➤ U.S. plans to initially seize and sell between 30–50 million barrels of Venezuelan oil at market rates. Rubio said the proceeds will be controlled by the U.S., not Caracas, and distributed through a mechanism the administration claims will benefit the Venezuelan people rather than the government. He said the process is already underway. ➤ Military force remains an option for the U.S. president.

Drop Site

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🚨🇺🇸🇻🇪 "THE U.S. ALSO WANTS TO ELIMINATE THE INFLUENCE OF RUSSIA, CHINA, AND IRAN IN VENEZUELA" Former CIA Intel Analyst Larry Johnson says it’s not just about oil deals or Maduro cutting a bargain with Washington. He argues the bigger U.S. goal is to push Russia, China, and Iran out of Venezuela’s orbit, and to stop Caracas from drifting into BRICS and away from a U.S.-dollar-led system. In his view, if Venezuela moves into a different economic lane, the U.S. loses one of its main power tools: sanctions and financial pressure. "The U.S. also wants to eliminate the presence, the influence of Russia, China, and Iran. They have had good relations, cordial relations with Maduro. Maduro has been making sounds of wanting to join BRICS, and I think the U.S. definitely wants to curtail that. Because that’ll just be another important country in this hemisphere that is moving away from the U.S. dollar-controlled economy into something that the U.S. can no longer use economic sanctions and coercion to try to enforce certain behaviors on countries." Larry Johnson
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🚨🇺🇸🇻🇪 "THE U.S. ALSO WANTS TO ELIMINATE THE INFLUENCE OF RUSSIA, CHINA, AND IRAN IN VENEZUELA" Former CIA Intel Analyst Larry Johnson says it’s not just about oil deals or Maduro cutting a bargain with Washington. He argues the bigger U.S. goal is to push Russia, China, and Iran out of Venezuela’s orbit, and to stop Caracas from drifting into BRICS and away from a U.S.-dollar-led system. In his view, if Venezuela moves into a different economic lane, the U.S. loses one of its main power tools: sanctions and financial pressure. "The U.S. also wants to eliminate the presence, the influence of Russia, China, and Iran. They have had good relations, cordial relations with Maduro. Maduro has been making sounds of wanting to join BRICS, and I think the U.S. definitely wants to curtail that. Because that’ll just be another important country in this hemisphere that is moving away from the U.S. dollar-controlled economy into something that the U.S. can no longer use economic sanctions and coercion to try to enforce certain behaviors on countries." Larry Johnson

Mario Nawfal

32,982 görüntüleme • 9 ay önce

Interim Venezuelan President Delcy Rodríguez says the newly signed U.S. deal will bring $100 billion in investment to Venezuela’s oil industry and generate more than $209 billion in tax revenue. Rodríguez says the funds will help modernize Venezuela’s energy sector, fuel economic growth, and strengthen the country’s position as a global energy power. Watch OAN on OAN Live for updates.
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Interim Venezuelan President Delcy Rodríguez says the newly signed U.S. deal will bring $100 billion in investment to Venezuela’s oil industry and generate more than $209 billion in tax revenue. Rodríguez says the funds will help modernize Venezuela’s energy sector, fuel economic growth, and strengthen the country’s position as a global energy power. Watch OAN on OAN Live for updates.

One America News

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🇺🇸 🫱🏻‍🫲🏻🇷🇺 US and Russia could cooperate on energy projects in Europe after peace deal - Papadopoulos. An agreement between Washington and Moscow could pave the way for US companies to acquire a share in Russian oil and natural gas initiatives destined for the European market, former President Trump’s advisor George Papadopoulos said. “I believe ultimately, if there’s going to be a deal between the US and Russia, you likely will see US companies farm in, which is a technical word, into some of the Russian oil and natural gas projects that go into the European market, which will allow the Europeans to potentially purchase those gas and oil reserves,” Papadopoulos said. Papadopoulos described the current situation as “very complicated” due to sanctions, underscoring the need for negotiations to determine future outcomes. “The advantage that Russia has is that it produces the cheapest natural gas for the European market, which is the largest market in the world,” he further added. Amid the ongoing negotiations, Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin have both highlighted the potential benefits of cooperation, including the energy sector.
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🇺🇸 🫱🏻‍🫲🏻🇷🇺 US and Russia could cooperate on energy projects in Europe after peace deal - Papadopoulos. An agreement between Washington and Moscow could pave the way for US companies to acquire a share in Russian oil and natural gas initiatives destined for the European market, former President Trump’s advisor George Papadopoulos said. “I believe ultimately, if there’s going to be a deal between the US and Russia, you likely will see US companies farm in, which is a technical word, into some of the Russian oil and natural gas projects that go into the European market, which will allow the Europeans to potentially purchase those gas and oil reserves,” Papadopoulos said. Papadopoulos described the current situation as “very complicated” due to sanctions, underscoring the need for negotiations to determine future outcomes. “The advantage that Russia has is that it produces the cheapest natural gas for the European market, which is the largest market in the world,” he further added. Amid the ongoing negotiations, Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin have both highlighted the potential benefits of cooperation, including the energy sector.

Lenka White

24,323 görüntüleme • 7 ay önce

Trump kept Saudi oil moving through the Red Sea. Every Iranian ship seized becomes another load of oil that can be resold. The U.S. has access to Venezuelan oil, the largest proven reserve on Earth. It has energy agreements with Nigeria, one of Africa’s biggest reserves. And with Mexico and Canada supplying heavy crude to be refined on American soil, the U.S. is not without options. How many options Iran has?
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Trump kept Saudi oil moving through the Red Sea. Every Iranian ship seized becomes another load of oil that can be resold. The U.S. has access to Venezuelan oil, the largest proven reserve on Earth. It has energy agreements with Nigeria, one of Africa’s biggest reserves. And with Mexico and Canada supplying heavy crude to be refined on American soil, the U.S. is not without options. How many options Iran has?

Real Hamlet Garcia

39,549 görüntüleme • 5 ay önce

🚨 BREAKING UPDATE: Venezuelan President Rodriguez just CONFIRMED Donald Trump's generational win, VZ is HANDING OVER oil to US firms and it will rush into America's strategic reserves "This 25-year bilateral project envisages the development of 17 strategic oil fields with a production target of more than 1.5 million barrels per day." "Venezuela will contribute the oil and industry, the U.S. will contribute the capital and technology to develop it further." AMERICA WON 🇺🇸🇻🇪 This is going to serve Americans for decades. It will go down in the history books.
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🚨 BREAKING UPDATE: Venezuelan President Rodriguez just CONFIRMED Donald Trump's generational win, VZ is HANDING OVER oil to US firms and it will rush into America's strategic reserves "This 25-year bilateral project envisages the development of 17 strategic oil fields with a production target of more than 1.5 million barrels per day." "Venezuela will contribute the oil and industry, the U.S. will contribute the capital and technology to develop it further." AMERICA WON 🇺🇸🇻🇪 This is going to serve Americans for decades. It will go down in the history books.

Eric Daugherty

157,782 görüntüleme • 1 ay önce

Now that President Trump has declared that the US is in control of Venezuela and that the US plans on taking back the oil, it makes zero sense for there to still be sanctions on Venezuela under the Trump administration. The sanctions were imposed by the Trump administration in addition to an oil embargo and sanctions on entities involved in Venezuela's oil and gold industries, including "shadow fleet" tankers evading sanctions, because of Maduro’s behavior. Now that Maduro Nicolás Maduro has been captured, the Trump administration should immediately lift sanctions on Venezuela and restore all of the oil licenses to American energy executives and American oil companies. Why would you want to have sanctions on a country you yourself control when you could just re issue the oil licenses to Americans and retake the 1 million barrels of oil per day that are being exported to China from Venezuela? China shouldn’t be getting that oil. It should all be going to the United States. It’s time for America to neutralize Russia, Iran and China’s access to oil in the Western Hemisphere and assert energy dominance in Venezuela. Hopefully, we see the Trump administration reissue the oil licenses to American oil companies who have infrastructure in Venezuela. Maduro is out. Let’s make 2026 the year America controls the largest oil, rare earth minerals and gold reserves in the world. Cc: President Donald J. Trump Marco Rubio Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent
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Now that President Trump has declared that the US is in control of Venezuela and that the US plans on taking back the oil, it makes zero sense for there to still be sanctions on Venezuela under the Trump administration. The sanctions were imposed by the Trump administration in addition to an oil embargo and sanctions on entities involved in Venezuela's oil and gold industries, including "shadow fleet" tankers evading sanctions, because of Maduro’s behavior. Now that Maduro Nicolás Maduro has been captured, the Trump administration should immediately lift sanctions on Venezuela and restore all of the oil licenses to American energy executives and American oil companies. Why would you want to have sanctions on a country you yourself control when you could just re issue the oil licenses to Americans and retake the 1 million barrels of oil per day that are being exported to China from Venezuela? China shouldn’t be getting that oil. It should all be going to the United States. It’s time for America to neutralize Russia, Iran and China’s access to oil in the Western Hemisphere and assert energy dominance in Venezuela. Hopefully, we see the Trump administration reissue the oil licenses to American oil companies who have infrastructure in Venezuela. Maduro is out. Let’s make 2026 the year America controls the largest oil, rare earth minerals and gold reserves in the world. Cc: President Donald J. Trump Marco Rubio Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent

Laura Loomer

577,828 görüntüleme • 8 ay önce

Maduro declares a state of emergency and calls for mobilization, according to Venezuela’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Russia’s war has opened Pandora’s box. Conflicts are now waged through military means. A struggle for control over Venezuelan oil is underway. Will strikes on Venezuela affect Russia’s shadow fleet? Undoubtedly. "Venezuelan oil" plays a major role for the so-called shadow fleet. At one point, Rosneft (Sechin) invested large sums in Venezuela’s oil sector. In fact, the shadow transfer of part of the oil industry to the Russians was the price paid for preserving Maduro’s regime. Today, Russians mix Russian oil with Venezuelan oil, which is also sold through the shadow fleet, and market it as oil from third countries. If Trump succeeds in a rapid change of the Maduro regime, it will not stop but will complicate the operations of Russia’s shadow fleet. Everyone also remembers, after the defeats in Syria and Iran, that Russia does not really help its "partners." The only thing it can offer is asylum for those fleeing.
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Maduro declares a state of emergency and calls for mobilization, according to Venezuela’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Russia’s war has opened Pandora’s box. Conflicts are now waged through military means. A struggle for control over Venezuelan oil is underway. Will strikes on Venezuela affect Russia’s shadow fleet? Undoubtedly. "Venezuelan oil" plays a major role for the so-called shadow fleet. At one point, Rosneft (Sechin) invested large sums in Venezuela’s oil sector. In fact, the shadow transfer of part of the oil industry to the Russians was the price paid for preserving Maduro’s regime. Today, Russians mix Russian oil with Venezuelan oil, which is also sold through the shadow fleet, and market it as oil from third countries. If Trump succeeds in a rapid change of the Maduro regime, it will not stop but will complicate the operations of Russia’s shadow fleet. Everyone also remembers, after the defeats in Syria and Iran, that Russia does not really help its "partners." The only thing it can offer is asylum for those fleeing.

Anton Gerashchenko

4,339,880 görüntüleme • 8 ay önce

🇻🇪 President Donald Trump celebrated tonight the great partner he has found in Venezuela’s interim authorities, saying U.S. would continue to refine Venezuelan crude domestically. “We’re going to keep some for ourselves and we’re going to give some to them. And they’re going to make more money than they’ve made before. We’re going to help build their country again.” He claimed the U.S. had already received more than 80 million barrels of Venezuelan oil, though independent tracking data indicates imports were closer to 17.7 million barrels in the first 2 months of the year (Argus Media). Trump originally said the interim Venezuelan authorities had agreed to turn over between 30 and 50 million barrels of oil for sales. Separately, U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright told NBC News on Feb 13 that proceeds from Venezuelan oil sales are no longer being routed through a Qatari fund and are now deposited directly into accounts managed by the U.S. Treasury. The move comes after Trump signed an executive order in January designed to shield the revenue from creditors. Washington took control of Venezuela’s oil exports after the abduction of Nicolás Maduro. Wright says sales have topped $1 billion, are expected to reach roughly $2 billion in the coming days, and could generate about $5 billion more in the next few months under U.S.-led export arrangements, according to CNBC. The funds are overseen by the U.S., but Secretary Wright said, intended for the benefit of Venezuelan citizens.
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🇻🇪 President Donald Trump celebrated tonight the great partner he has found in Venezuela’s interim authorities, saying U.S. would continue to refine Venezuelan crude domestically. “We’re going to keep some for ourselves and we’re going to give some to them. And they’re going to make more money than they’ve made before. We’re going to help build their country again.” He claimed the U.S. had already received more than 80 million barrels of Venezuelan oil, though independent tracking data indicates imports were closer to 17.7 million barrels in the first 2 months of the year (Argus Media). Trump originally said the interim Venezuelan authorities had agreed to turn over between 30 and 50 million barrels of oil for sales. Separately, U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright told NBC News on Feb 13 that proceeds from Venezuelan oil sales are no longer being routed through a Qatari fund and are now deposited directly into accounts managed by the U.S. Treasury. The move comes after Trump signed an executive order in January designed to shield the revenue from creditors. Washington took control of Venezuela’s oil exports after the abduction of Nicolás Maduro. Wright says sales have topped $1 billion, are expected to reach roughly $2 billion in the coming days, and could generate about $5 billion more in the next few months under U.S.-led export arrangements, according to CNBC. The funds are overseen by the U.S., but Secretary Wright said, intended for the benefit of Venezuelan citizens.

Drop Site

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🇻🇪 Venezuela’s US-installed government unveils 25-year oil deal handing American firms access to vast reserves Venezuelan acting President Delcy Rodríguez addressed the nation on Saturday night detailing a 25-year energy agreement with the United States that opens the country’s oil fields to US capital. The deal comes 8 months after US special forces captured and removed President Nicolás Maduro on January 3, installing Rodríguez as interim leader. In her address, she framed the agreement as preserving “sovereignty,” saying Venezuela retains ownership of its resources while inviting US investment. Other details: 🔸 The plan covers 17 strategic fields with 65 billion barrels of proven reserves, roughly a fifth of Venezuela’s total, plus eight undeveloped “greenfield” blocks in the Orinoco Belt. 🔸 Rodríguez projected over $100 billion in investment and more than $209 billion in state tax revenue, with production targeted to exceed 1.5 million barrels per day. 🔸 Chevron, which has operated in Venezuela for a century, is among the firms expected to finalize expanded stakes, alongside other international majors. 🎥 Full speech in English.
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🇻🇪 Venezuela’s US-installed government unveils 25-year oil deal handing American firms access to vast reserves Venezuelan acting President Delcy Rodríguez addressed the nation on Saturday night detailing a 25-year energy agreement with the United States that opens the country’s oil fields to US capital. The deal comes 8 months after US special forces captured and removed President Nicolás Maduro on January 3, installing Rodríguez as interim leader. In her address, she framed the agreement as preserving “sovereignty,” saying Venezuela retains ownership of its resources while inviting US investment. Other details: 🔸 The plan covers 17 strategic fields with 65 billion barrels of proven reserves, roughly a fifth of Venezuela’s total, plus eight undeveloped “greenfield” blocks in the Orinoco Belt. 🔸 Rodríguez projected over $100 billion in investment and more than $209 billion in state tax revenue, with production targeted to exceed 1.5 million barrels per day. 🔸 Chevron, which has operated in Venezuela for a century, is among the firms expected to finalize expanded stakes, alongside other international majors. 🎥 Full speech in English.

Drop Site

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