US forces have made a significant move in their standoff with Venezuela by seizing a sanctioned oil tanker off its coast, a development that was first reported by Bloomberg. This action by the US signals a clear shift in President Trump’s stance and could have serious impacts on Venezuela’s already struggling oil exports. Industry experts warn that this incident may deter other shippers from loading Venezuelan crude oil due to fears of similar interceptions. Up to this point, US operations in the region mainly involved remote strikes on smaller vessels suspected of drug smuggling. However, this event is thought to be the first direct confrontation involving American personnel.
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