США вытесняют российские компании из Венесуэлы

febrero 5, 2026

TL;DR

Russia claims the U.S. is expelling its companies from Venezuela.
The U.S. has imposed sanctions on Rosneft and Lukoil.
The U.S. is introducing additional duties for countries purchasing Russian oil, particularly India.
The U.S. aims to replace Russian oil and gas with American equivalents.
The U.S. issued a document regarding Cuba, citing a threat to U.S. interests due to Russia's policy.
Russian President Putin was reportedly surprised by new U.S. sanctions after a meeting with President Trump.
Russia and Venezuela signed a strategic partnership agreement in May of the previous year.
As of October, five joint oil production enterprises with Russia were operating in Venezuela.
Russian assets in Venezuela are managed by the state company Roszarubezhneft.
The U.S. conducted an operation in early January where Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro was detained and charged with drug trafficking in New York.
Following Maduro's detention, the Venezuelan government began cooperating with the U.S. administration.
President Trump stated the U.S. would take control of Venezuelan oil sales.
In late January, the U.S. lifted some sanctions on Venezuela's oil sector, allowing U.S. companies to engage with Venezuelan oil.
This U.S. authorization specifically excludes firms and individuals from Russia, China, Iran, North Korea, and Cuba.

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