06.01.2026 07:00
The United States took another critical step after starting to kidnap and prosecute Venezuelan President Maduro. It has been learned that the Trump administration has begun negotiations with U.S. oil companies regarding Venezuela. While correspondence has started, a statement from the White House included the phrase, "As President Trump has indicated, he is looking forward to working with American oil companies on new investments and opportunities in Venezuela."
It has been reported that the administration of U.S. President Donald Trump has begun discussions with American oil companies regarding Venezuela.
CORRESPONDENCE HAS STARTED
A senior White House official stated in an interview with AA correspondent that correspondence with the companies has begun and will continue.
MINISTER RUBIO WILL PARTICIPATE IN THE TALKS
The U.S. official conveyed that U.S. Secretary of Energy Chris Wright and Secretary of State Marco Rubio will lead these discussions on behalf of President Trump.
"TRUMP IS EAGERLY AWAITING"
White House spokesperson Karoline Leavitt also stated, "As President Trump has indicated, he is eagerly looking forward to working with American oil companies on new investments and opportunities in Venezuela."
WHAT HAPPENED?
President Trump had announced that they would be "very strongly" involved in the oil industry of the country with the largest oil reserves in the world following a military intervention in Venezuela and the abduction of Maduro to the U.S.
Trump had stated, "We will bring in the U.S. oil giants (to Venezuela), they will spend billions of dollars repairing the oil infrastructure and will start making money for the country."