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Venezuela Relations

U.S. Reopens Embassy in Caracas After Seven-Year Break

The step signals a return to on‑site diplomacy to advance Washington’s three‑phase plan for stabilization, recovery, then transition.

U.S. Forces Board Sanctioned Tanker Bertha in Indian Ocean After Caribbean Chase

Energy Secretary Wright to Visit Venezuela for Talks on PDVSA and Oil Sector Overhaul

U.S. Seizes Seventh Venezuela-Linked Tanker, the MV Sagitta

U.S. Seizes Tanker as Trump and Venezuela’s Interim Leader Hold First Call

U.S. Adds F-35s and Special‑Ops Aircraft in Puerto Rico as Caribbean Buildup Pressures Venezuela

Trump Keeps Option of U.S. Troops in Venezuela, Signals Openness to Talk With Maduro

USS Gerald R. Ford Enters Caribbean as U.S. Moves to Designate Venezuela-Linked Cartel a Terror Group

Ford Carrier Strike Group Heads for Caribbean to Lead U.S. Counternarcotics Push

U.S. Reports First Survivors From Caribbean Strike After Trump Confirms CIA Authority in Venezuela

U.S. Carries Out Fifth Strike on Suspected Drug Boat Off Venezuela, Killing Six

U.S. Weighs Strikes Inside Venezuela as Caribbean Drug Operation Escalates

U.S. Strike on Venezuelan Boat Draws New Scrutiny After Officials Say Vessel Turned Back

Trump Presses Hard-Line Strategy: Chicago ICE Surge Proceeds as Congress Seeks Answers on Caribbean Strike

Trump Says U.S. Strike on Caribbean Drug Boat Killed 11 Alleged Tren de Aragua Members

U.S. Naval Buildup Near Venezuela Grows as Caracas Lodges U.N. Protest