US Forces Venezuelan Tankers to Turn Back, Disrupting Oil Exports
Venezuelan oil tankers faced delays and disruptions as the US pressured them to turn back, affecting the country's oil exports. The actions, including intercepting vessels allegedly carrying Venezuelan oil in violation of sanctions, led to millions of barrels being temporarily stuck at sea.
This situation worsened due to a recent cyberattack on Venezuela's state oil company, PDVSA, affecting operations. The US actions have been condemned by Venezuela and China, with concerns raised about the long-term impact on global trade relations.
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