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Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico stated that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky does not wish to exert control over the Druzhba oil pipeline.

Russian authorities are cracking down on the dissemination of photos related to a significant fire incident at an oil facility in Tatarstan.

Iran has simultaneously conducted live-fire military exercises in the Strait of Hormuz while negotiating nuclear issues with the United States, signaling its ability to control maritime traffic in this critical oil passage.

The US Secretary of Energy, Chris Wright, visited Venezuela, marking a significant US engagement with the Venezuelan oil industry amidst mixed emotions in the country following Trump's announcement of US control over Venezuela's oil.

U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright's visit to Venezuela marks significant talks aimed at a historical energy agreement between the two nations, coinciding with Venezuela's new law to attract foreign investment in its oil sector.

Indian oil companies have secured a deal for 2 million barrels of Venezuelan oil following Donald Trump's assertion of control over Venezuelan oil resources post-U.S. strikes.

A recent report reveals how criminal gangs control an underground economy inside Ecuadorian prisons, setting prices for basic goods and services.

Ukrainian armed forces have attacked an oil depot in Russia's Saratov region, alongside other military operations targeting drone control posts and a military unit in occupied territories.

Energy sector experts cast doubt on the U.S. plans to leverage Venezuelan oil following the ousting of dictator Nicolás Maduro.

The Syrian Jazira region is experiencing rapid changes in control dynamics following an agreement between the Syrian government and the SDF, affecting border crossings and oil and gas fields.

Buyers dominate the Athens Stock Exchange, continuing its upward trend and surpassing 2,350 points, supported by domestic optimism and record highs in Europe and Wall Street.

Venezuela's oil exports increased to approximately 800,000 barrels per day in January, up from 498,000 bpd in December, following the capture of Nicolás Maduro by the United States and the end of a petroleum blockade.

Venezuela's oil exports increased dramatically to about 800,000 barrels per day in January following US intervention, surpassing December's levels significantly.

Residents of Tabqa reportedly welcomed the government army this morning following the withdrawal of SDF forces from the area, with intense fighting occurring in Raqqa as the Syrian army gains control of key oilfields in eastern Syria.

The US seized another crude oil tanker in the Caribbean for violating Venezuela sanctions amid efforts to control the country’s oil exports.

The U.S. military has captured a sixth oil tanker in the Caribbean, deemed to have connections to Venezuela, as part of its strategy to control Latin America's oil resources.

U.S. forces have seized a sanctioned tanker in the Caribbean linked to Venezuela as part of efforts to control the country's oil resources.

American ground forces and navy personnel launched a raid on the oil tanker Veronica this morning, marking the sixth known instance of the U.S. taking control of a ship linked to Venezuela amidst an embargo.

The New York Times reports that American refining companies are the biggest beneficiaries of the Trump administration's efforts to control Venezuela's oil sector, particularly benefiting companies like Valero Energy and Marathon Petroleum as oil flows from Venezuela to the U.S.

The article discusses Donald Trump's approach to Venezuela, highlighting his strategic decisions regarding the chavista regime and the implications for control over the nation's oil.

The article discusses how U.S. refiners are expected to benefit financially from Trump’s actions that assert control over Venezuelan oil resources.

The Russian company Roszarubezhneft has stated it will maintain its commitments with international partners regarding its oil assets in Venezuela, despite U.S. plans to control Venezuelan oil exports.

Donald Trump announced that the United States will take control of Venezuela's oil exports, prompting Russia's state oil company to assert its commitment to its assets in the country.

Russia's state-owned Roszarubezhneft has pledged to continue its oil operations in Venezuela, rejecting claims from President Trump regarding US control over the country's oil exports.

Latin American leftist groups are reassessing their stance towards Trump following his announcement to take control of Venezuela's oil industry amidst the political turmoil in the country.

Donald Trump asserts that if his operations in Venezuela succeed, Washington would control the world's largest oil reserves and significantly increase production.

The US is taking steps to secure Venezuelan oil revenues as investment in the country remains unfeasible under current conditions, highlighted by recent discussions between Donald Trump and major oil operators.

The article explores Venezuela's significant decline in oil production despite holding the largest reserves in the world since 2010 and discusses Trump's interest in controlling these resources.

Following the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro by U.S. military forces, President Donald Trump emphasized that the operation aimed partly at seizing control of Venezuela's oil resources during a meeting with top oil executives.

President Trump announced his readiness to sell Venezuelan oil to China and Russia, indicating a shift in control over the country's oil exports during a meeting with oil and gas executives.

President Trump stated that the US could dominate over 55% of global oil production if American companies are allowed to access Venezuela's oil resources.

Donald Trump has reiterated his intention to acquire Greenland, stating that if the U.S. does not, Russia or China may take control instead.

Donald Trump and global oil leaders at a White House summit outlined the next steps for the 'Venezuela operation' aimed at reviving the country's oil industry under U.S. control.

Trump is encouraging oil companies to invest $100 billion in Venezuela despite uncertainty regarding the country's political stability and investment profitability.

The US is seizing the Olina tanker in the Caribbean, marking the fifth attempt to control Venezuelan oil exports in recent weeks.

President Trump announced that the U.S. has taken control of the Russian tanker Marinera, unloading its oil while avoiding confrontation with Russian military forces.

U.S. troops have taken control of the oil tanker Olina in the Caribbean, marking the fifth vessel linked to Venezuela seized in recent weeks under false flag operations.

The U.S. Coast Guard has boarded another sanctioned oil tanker, the Olina, as part of efforts to control Venezuelan oil trade, marking the fifth such seizure in recent weeks.

The US Navy has initiated the seizure of the Olina tanker in the Caribbean, marking the fifth such action to tighten control over Venezuelan crude exports.

US naval forces seize the tanker Olina in the Caribbean Sea near Trinidad as part of efforts to control Venezuelan oil exports, marking the fifth such action in recent weeks.

U.S. naval forces have seized the tanker Olina in the Caribbean Sea near Trinidad, marking the fifth such operation in recent weeks as part of Washington's efforts to control Venezuelan oil exports.

The U.S. has undertaken a fifth operation to seize the oil tanker Olina in the Caribbean near Trinidad as part of efforts to control Venezuela's oil exports.

A 550-pound bear residing under a California home for over a month was finally evicted using an unusual method involving paintballs filled with vegetable oil.

US President Donald Trump indicated that the US may have control over Venezuela for many years while discussing plans to sell Venezuelan oil and expand influence in the country.

President Trump stated that the US will monitor Venezuela and control its oil revenues for an extended period, revealing this in an interview with the New York Times.

The United States is aiming to exert control over Venezuela's vast oil reserves amidst geopolitical tensions and a recent coup involving President Nicolas Maduro.

The article discusses the varied reactions among Arabs to the United States' direct efforts to control Venezuela's oil sector and President Trump's remarks about seizing Venezuelan oil.

The Trump administration's strategy aims to control up to 50 million barrels of Venezuelan crude oil, prompting U.S. traders and refineries to cautiously seek opportunities in the Venezuelan oil market after years of reduced flows.

Donald Trump aims to leverage Venezuela’s vast crude oil reserves to lower US consumer oil prices to $50 a barrel, boosting control over the hemisphere's oil market.

In an interview with the New York Times, US President Donald Trump stated that the United States expects to control Venezuela for a long time, exploiting its vast oil reserves under the transitional government's provision.