1月22日，美国突然松口，同意中国购买委内瑞拉石油，只不过加了"前提条件"，只有中国做到美方才 放行，那么，美方提出了什么条件？我们中国又是否会接受？ 48小时内的变脸，美国到底打的什么算盘？ 1月20日，美国财长贝森特非常高调地对外宣布："中国不会再从委内瑞拉获得石油"，语气斩钉截铁， 似乎美国已经完全掌控了局面。 但仅仅过了48小时，一位不愿透露姓名的美方官员就改了口风，说可以让中国买油，但得按45美元一桶 的"市场价"来，不能再走马杜罗时代的"债换油"老路了。 关键是，美国现在真有这个底气吗？别忘了，马杜罗已经被美方"临时解除职务"，委内瑞拉油气出口权 也被美方"代管"。 美方不仅推动了一个新议会通过石油改革法案，还开放给了美国企业极低的特许权使用费。 托克、维多这些熟面孔已经开始帮着卖油了，第一批就出去了1100万桶，单价45美元，收益5亿美元。 这不是"翻车"，这是精算，美国压根不是真的想封死中国的采购通道，而是想让中国买得"贵一点"。 因为老模式下，中国买油价格低至31美元一桶，背后是委内瑞拉用石油偿还对华百亿美元债务的安排。 美方现在强行终止这种交易结构，摆出一副"公平竞争"的姿态，实则是通过价 ...

Group 1 - Trump's statement about the U.S. controlling 55% of global oil is linked to recent military actions in Venezuela, where the U.S. aims to dominate oil resource development [3] - Current OPEC data shows that Venezuela holds 19% of the world's proven oil reserves, while the U.S. only holds 3%, making Trump's claim of 55% unrealistic [3] - The combined oil production of the U.S. and Venezuela is projected to be less than 15% of global production in 2025, further questioning the feasibility of Trump's assertion [3] Group 2 - The U.S. is interested in Venezuela's oil reserves due to its significant proven reserves, and aims to control these resources through military intervention [5] - The U.S. seeks to weaken OPEC+ by disrupting its influence on global oil prices through control of Venezuelan oil [5] - The U.S. aims to reinforce the dominance of the petrodollar by linking Venezuelan oil exports to the U.S. dollar amidst a global trend of de-dollarization [5] Group 3 - The global oil supply chain may become polarized, with the U.S. potentially linking oil distribution to compliance with its policies, affecting many countries' energy strategies [7] - A low oil price cycle may be on the horizon due to increased production from the U.S. and Middle Eastern countries, alongside a slowdown in global oil demand [7] - The assertion of U.S. energy control reflects a broader strategy to reshape global energy order, raising concerns about geopolitical stability and energy security for importing nations [9]