Core Points - Venezuela's Vice President Rodriguez accused the United States of attempting to control Venezuela's vast oil reserves through military intervention [1] - The official letter from President Maduro highlights ongoing harassment and threats from U.S. President Trump since August, which jeopardizes regional and international peace [1] - The U.S. has deployed over 14 warships and 15,000 soldiers in the Caribbean, conducting over 20 attacks on alleged drug trafficking vessels, resulting in extrajudicial killings of over 80 individuals [1] - Venezuela emphasizes that such actions threaten the stability of the international energy market and asserts its commitment to defending its natural resources and energy sovereignty [1] - The letter calls for the establishment of a sovereign production alliance among oil-exporting countries free from external interference [1]
美国在加勒比地区部署超14艘军舰、1.5万名士兵
Xin Jing Bao·2025-12-01 02:37