U.S. - TENSIONS WITH CHINA COULD RISE AGAIN 🚨
Today's attack on Venezuela has nothing to do with Maduro and everything to do with China.
Let me explain how:
Venezuela has the largest crude oil reserves in the world, with approximately 303 billion barrels.
China is the largest buyer of Venezuelan oil, typically around 80%-85% of its total crude exports.
After the attack on Venezuela, U.S. influence over Venezuelan oil assets will increase, and it will harm China.
But if you think it all started today, you are mistaken.
The U.S. has been doing everything possible to block cheap oil imports to China.
In 2025, the U.S. also escalated tensions with Iran, and coincidentally, China is the largest buyer of Iranian oil.
According to the opposition, Maduro's exit from Venezuela was a negotiated agreement.
Furthermore, the attack occurred at the exact moment when Chinese officials arrived in Venezuela for talks.
Now all eyes will be on how China reacts to this.
Starting in January 2026, China has imposed restrictions on silver exports.
It is possible that the U.S. could use Venezuelan oil as a negotiating tactic here.
And if the negotiation fails and China retaliates, what happened in Q1 2025 could repeat.
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