According to information released by international news organizations like the Associated Press ( AP ) and Reuters, the Coast Guard intercepted a second oil tanker sailing in international waters close to the Venezuelan coast in accordance with the president's order to blockade.

The first one took place on December 10 and was intended to press Nicolas Maduro to stop supporting drug smuggling and, in turn, allow the transfer of politics to the South American country by stepping away and resigning presidency. The 79-year-old Republican ordered a" total and complete embargo" of all oil tankers entering and leaving the Bolivarian Republic this year. Many US officers, who spoke on condition of anonymity, agreed that the Coast Guard was in charge of the operation, but they did not specify the location of the arrest or the features of the imprisoned vehicle. The US Navy seized another oil tanker off the Cuban coast last Wednesday, bringing it under its control. During a roundtable discussion with company officials at the White House, Trump claimed that" we only seized an oil tanker off the coast of Venezuela," which was" a large, very large, massive ship, the largest ever seized, actually. " to the plans of Washington.

Cuban authorities have responded by denouncing the" full blockade" of the international community, but according to international media reports, some petrol tankers have continued to leave the country, allegedly escorted by military vessels.

Maduro's pledge to provide China with the equivalent of 700 barrels of crude oil per day was reiterated.

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