十几艘油轮“突破”美禁令，悄悄离开委水域

Core Viewpoint - A number of oil tankers loaded with Venezuelan crude oil and fuel have recently left the country's waters, seemingly breaking the strict U.S. blockade, which may provide relief to the state-owned oil company, PDVSA [1][3][4] Group 1: Oil Tankers Movement - Approximately a dozen oil tankers have quietly departed from Venezuela, all of which are under U.S. sanctions [1][3] - At least four supertankers were confirmed to have left Venezuelan waters after briefly staying near the country's maritime border [4] - Another group of sanctioned vessels also left the country in an empty state after unloading imported products or completing domestic transport tasks [1][3] Group 2: Impact on Venezuelan Oil Company - The departure of these vessels may alleviate the situation for PDVSA, which had accumulated a significant amount of floating storage oil during the blockade that began last month [1][3] - Oil exports are a primary source of revenue for Venezuela, and the recent blockade had caused a temporary halt in these exports [4] Group 3: Compliance with Sanctions - It remains unclear whether the departure of these vessels violates U.S. sanctions [2][5]