ट्रम्प के इशारों पर चल रही वेनेजुएला की सरकार: कहा- यहां से तेल निकालकर दुनिया को बेचेंगे; अमेरिका कई साल राज करेगा

President Trump was present in the Oval Office on Wednesday with Vice President JD Vance and Secretary of State Marco Rubio.

US President Donald Trump said on Wednesday that the US will now run Venezuela and extract oil from its vast oil reserves for years. In an interview with The New York Times, Trump said that Venezuela’s interim government is “doing whatever is needed.”

When he was asked how long America would maintain direct control over Venezuela. Will it be three months? six months? one year? Or even more? On this he said, ‘Only time will tell, but it will be a long time, maybe for years.’

Trump did not give any information on when elections would be held in Venezuela. Trump also did not give any direct answer regarding the deployment of American troops. “I can’t tell you that,” Trump said.

Trump said he would like to visit Venezuela in the future. “I think a time will come soon when it will be safe for me to go there,” he said.

Foreign Minister said – will keep Venezuelan oil under control indefinitely Before Trump, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio had said that America would keep the sale of Venezuelan oil under its control indefinitely.

Republican lawmakers have mostly supported the move, but Democrats have warned that without clear legal authority the US is headed for a lengthy international intervention.

In the interview, Trump did not answer a question about whether Maduro would consider Vice President Delsey Rodriguez as Venezuela’s new leader, while also not giving a reason for not supporting opposition leader María Corina Machado, whose party won the 2024 elections and recently won the Nobel Peace Prize.

Trump said – he is talking with Rodriguez

Trump did not answer questions about why he recognized Maduro’s Vice President Delsey Rodriguez as Venezuela’s new leader. When asked if he had spoken to Rodriguez, he declined to comment.

Trump said that Foreign Minister Rubio is in constant touch with him. Let me tell you that we are in talks with him and the administration.

Trump also did not explain why the US did not support opposition leader Maria Corina Machado even though his party had claimed election victory against Nicolás Maduro in 2024 and also recently won the Nobel Peace Prize.

On Wednesday, supporters of the Maduro government demonstrated in Caracas, the capital of Venezuela.

Trump spoke to the President of Colombia on the phone during the interview

During the interview, Trump also picked up the call of Colombia’s President Gustavo Petro. This conversation lasted for about an hour.

After this, Trump posted on social media that Petro has given clarification on the situation of drugs coming out of Colombia and he has been invited to come to Washington.

During the interview, Trump was informed about the call from Colombia’s President Gustavo Petro.

Trump said – he himself was monitoring the operation against Venezuela

Trump also discussed Operation Absolute Resolve, which arrested former President Nicolás Maduro and his wife Celia Flores. He told that he himself was monitoring it.

Under this operation, commandos practiced day and night. Increase their speed in breaking steel doors, learn to navigate in the dark, and prepare to face every possible threat.

About 70 Venezuelans and Cubans were killed in this operation. Trump said he feared the operation would resemble the failed attempt to rescue 52 American citizens in Iran in 1980.

He also compared this action to the American withdrawal from Afghanistan and said that their operation was successful.

Trump said – will buy 30 to 50 million barrels of crude oil from Venezuela

Trump referred to his announcement on Tuesday night in which he had said that the US would buy 30 to 50 million barrels of heavy crude oil from Venezuela.

Trump said he is talking to American oil companies about investing in Venezuela, but many companies are cautious. They fear that future regime change or local military structures could jeopardize their investments.

He did not give any time frame for that process. “It will take some time for the oil to arrive,” he said.

Venezuela has the world’s largest oil reserves

Dispute between America and Venezuela regarding oil companies

Trump claims that Venezuela had illegally taken away oil rights from American companies. In fact, in 1976 the Venezuelan government (at the time of President Carlos Andrés Pérez) nationalized the entire oil industry.

This meant that the foreign oil companies (mostly American, such as Exxon, Gulf Oil, Mobil, etc.) that had been extracting oil there for decades had all their operations and assets passed to Venezuela’s new state-owned company Petroleos de Venezuela (PDVSA).

This nationalization happened legally and compensation was also given to the companies, although some companies were not happy with it. At that time, American companies played a big role in developing the oil industry in Venezuela, so some people still call it an American property.

Trump removes Maduro from power in Venezuela

The US has removed President Nicolas Maduro from power by taking military action in Venezuela. On the night of January 2, American soldiers conducted an operation and detained Maduro and his wife Celia Flores. With this Maduro’s rule in Venezuela ended.

US President Donald Trump has described this action as a “necessary step towards restoring democracy” in Venezuela. The Trump administration claims that Maduro has long been linked to drugs and arms trafficking networks.

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