“We’re in the Oil Business”: Trump’s Venezuela Statement Sends Shockwaves
This wasn’t a routine soundbite it sounded like a warning wrapped in confidence.
President Trump just said the U.S. would tap into Venezuela’s vast oil reserves and sell large amounts to other countries after capturing Nicolás Maduro. No ambiguity. No hedging. Just a blunt line: “We’re in the oil business.”
If you read between the lines, this isn’t only about Venezuela. It’s about leverage. Control of supply. Redrawing energy influence at a time when oil still quietly underpins geopolitics, currencies, and global power. Venezuela holds some of the largest proven reserves in the world — and whoever controls that flow doesn’t just sell oil, they shape markets.
That’s why this comment matters. It reframes regime change as an energy strategy, not just a political one. And it signals that oil, despite years of “post-oil” narratives, is still very much a weapon, a bargaining chip, and a business.
Markets will be listening. So will governments.
Because when oil enters the conversation this directly, the ripple effects rarely stay contained.
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