US EditionFetterman: Venezuela operation ‘a good thing’
President Trump said he informed nearly all major U.S. oil companies before the military operation that led to Maduro's arrest, raising questions about Congressional notification.
- Sunday aboard Air Force One, Trump said he spoke with 'basically' all oil companies before U.S. forces arrested Maduro, replying 'Before and after' when asked about tipping them off.
- Trump argued companies haven’t invested in Venezuela for years, citing decayed infrastructure, while Monaldi said restoring output from one million barrels per day to four million will take a decade and a hundred billion dollars.
- Chevron reportedly revised its statement and ConocoPhillips said it was monitoring developments, while The National News Desk received few responses from American oil companies, some declining to speculate on investments.
- Critics and lawmakers split, with some condemning and others praising the action, as legal experts including Oona Hathaway called for impeachment, while U.S. lawmakers urged Congress to reassert authority and praised U.S. military personnel.
- Industry analysts warn that U.S. oil majors face political uncertainty and sanctions, while opponents caution that Congress did not authorize the operation, threatening international stability and sovereignty.
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While detailing the operation to capture Venezuelan President Maduro, President Trump made a startling revelation. He stated that electricity was cut off throughout Venezuela prior to the operation. Trump added that the only people who had light during this time were those with candles.
TRIBUNE. The US President's electoral base remains loyal to him, but the Make America Great Again movement is deeply divided in foreign policy, according to politician Laurence Nardon, in a forum in the "World".
Maduro's arrest reveals the aims of the tycoon: to limit the influence of the Dragon on the world and to capture raw materials. In front of the arm wrestling between the US and China, the EU stands to watch. While committing suicide with the green. Forget the ideals of the West. Democracy, freedom, international law have never been at the center of Absolute resolve, codenamed by which the United States called their special operation in Venezuela…
Analysis by Aaron Blake, CNN: President Donald Trump's second term entered a new phase over the weekend with the launch of a successful operation against Venezuela that culminated in the capture of its leader, Nicolás Maduro. This mission, of dubious legality, is Trump's most significant foreign policy action to date and appears to foreshadow a renewed attempt by the president to impose his influence and U.S. military power on the global stage, …
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