强调国家局势平稳，呼吁民众保持团结，委内瑞拉代总统：一定救回马杜罗

Group 1 - The U.S. State Department issued a security alert for Venezuela, urging American citizens to leave the country due to safety concerns and the inability of the U.S. government to provide emergency assistance [1] - Armed militia groups in Venezuela are reportedly setting up roadblocks to search for evidence of American citizens or supporters [1] - Venezuela's government responded by stating that the U.S. claims of insecurity are unfounded and aimed at creating a false perception of risk, asserting that the country is in a state of "complete peace and stability" [3] Group 2 - Venezuelan Vice President Rodriguez emphasized the importance of national unity to facilitate the return of President Maduro and his wife, who are under U.S. control, while also exploring a strategy to ease relations with the U.S. to avoid further isolation [3] - Maduro's son confirmed that both he and his wife are in good condition and called on supporters to remain strong, highlighting the ongoing protests by Maduro's supporters in the capital [4] - President Trump signed an executive order declaring a national emergency to protect Venezuelan oil revenues stored in U.S. Treasury accounts from being seized or entangled in legal proceedings [4][5] Group 3 - The executive order aims to ensure that Venezuelan oil remains under U.S. control, with warnings from oil executives that the ongoing instability in Venezuela may deter private investment and reconstruction efforts [5] - The Trump administration's priority is to encourage U.S. oil companies to invest in Venezuela and assist in rebuilding the country's infrastructure following years of political turmoil and sanctions [5]