尴尬了，美国石油公司无动于衷，特朗普发火：你们不干有的是人干

Group 1 - The U.S. military's invasion of Venezuela and the capture of President Maduro was initially perceived as a victory, but the lack of interest from oil companies to invest in the country has created an awkward situation for the Trump administration [1][3] - Trump proposed a plan for U.S. oil companies to jointly invest $100 billion to rebuild Venezuela's oil extraction and infrastructure, but executives from major oil companies expressed caution due to past losses and the current political instability [1][3][5] - The aging oil extraction and refining facilities in Venezuela require significant investment to increase production, but uncertainties about the future political landscape make companies hesitant to commit funds [3][5] Group 2 - The ongoing political turmoil in Venezuela, with potential for civil war, further complicates investment decisions for oil companies, as any investment could become worthless in a conflict [5][7] - Trump's threats to oil executives about potential replacements for their positions if they do not invest reflect his desperation for quick results to validate military actions in Venezuela [7] - The perception that oil from Venezuela could be seen as "ill-gotten gains" by the international community adds to the reluctance of countries to purchase Venezuelan oil, leading to a collective resistance against U.S. oil companies [3][5]