委内瑞拉：特多曾协助美国“盗取”油轮

Group 1 - Venezuela's Vice President and Minister of Oil, Rodriguez, accused Trinidad and Tobago of assisting the U.S. in "stealing" Venezuelan oil tankers, claiming that Trinidad and Tobago allowed the installation of military radar to intercept Venezuelan vessels [3] - The Venezuelan government announced the immediate termination of all natural gas supply contracts and negotiations with Trinidad and Tobago, following the latter's support for U.S. military actions against Venezuela [3] - An energy cooperation agreement signed in 2015 between Venezuela and Trinidad and Tobago, which included joint development of gas fields and infrastructure, was set to automatically renew for five more years in February 2023 [3] Group 2 - Trinidad and Tobago's government approved U.S. military aircraft to stop at its domestic airports in the coming weeks, stating that these activities are logistical in nature and aimed at facilitating supply and routine personnel rotations [6] - The Trinidad and Tobago government emphasized its ongoing cooperation with the U.S. to promote regional security and stability, maintaining close contact with the U.S. Embassy [6] - Recent military exercises conducted by the U.S. and Trinidad and Tobago in the Caribbean, along with the deployment of new radar systems, have heightened tensions between Venezuela and Trinidad and Tobago [6]