Name: Trump confirma el embargo de un petrolero venezolano
Uploaded: 2025-12-11T08:44:27.975Z
Duration: 2 min 48 s
Description: Estados Unidos ha incautado un petrolero frente a las costas de Venezuela, según ha informado este miércoles el presidente Donald Trump, lo que ha elevado las tensiones con Caracas.

Estados Unidos ha incautado un petrolero frente a las costas de Venezuela, según ha informado este miércoles el presidente Donald Trump, lo que ha elevado las tensiones con Caracas.

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U.S. military forces seized a large Venezuelan oil tanker, which was sanctioned by the United States for involvement in Iranian oil trading and alleged support of foreign terrorist organizations. The operation, confirmed by President Donald Trump, has heightened tensions between the U.S. and Venezuela, with additional U.S. military activity observed in Puerto Rico near the Venezuelan coast.

Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro condemned the seizure as "imperial aggression," while U.S. lawmakers voiced concerns about potential escalation. Trump also issued a warning to Colombia regarding drug trafficking. Meanwhile, Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Karina Machado, recently awarded the Nobel Peace Prize, appeared in Norway despite a travel ban imposed by Maduro.

Trump confirma el embargo de un petrolero venezolano

Como una escena sacada de una película de acción de Hollywood, el vídeo mudo es tan dramático como aleccionador. Desde helicópteros estadounidenses, soldados americanos descendiendo a rapel hasta un petrolero y rápidamente, tomar el barco por la fuerza. Acabamos de apoderarnos de un petrolero, un gran petrolero, muy grande. El más grande jamás incautado, de hecho. Y, están pasando otras cosas. El petrolero fue identificado como un barco venezolano sancionado por EE.UU. por comerciar con petróleo iraní y, como dice EE.UU., el apoyo a organizaciones terroristas extranjeras. Fue incautado por una muy buena razón. Agudiza las tensiones cada vez mayores entre EE.UU. y Venezuela. Considere estas imágenes frescas de aviones de combate de EE.UU. sobre el terreno en Puerto Rico. Este mapa de vuelo muestra dónde, el martes, aviones de combate de EE.UU. volaron tan cerca de Venezuela, dando múltiples vueltas antes de partir. Y estas imágenes de más material y tropas estadounidenses desembarcando en Puerto Rico, a un corto salto de la costa de Venezuela. Todo esto hace temer un asalto terrestre de los EE.UU. está cada vez más cerca. Donald Trump dijo esta semana del presidente venezolano Nicolás Maduro, entre comillas, que sus días están contados. Maduro ya califica la incautación del barco de EE.UU. agresión imperial. Aunque para los venezolanos, Maduro tenía este mensaje. No se preocupen, sean felices. En Washington, los demócratas se preguntan ahora en voz alta, ¿qué será lo próximo? Estoy realmente preocupado aquí porque yo no, ya sabes, quién sabe hasta dónde van a llegar estos tíos. A los americanos les preocupa que vayan a escalar, escalar, escalar e involucrarnos en una guerra sin fin, que es lo que nadie quiere. Lo que sea que la administración esté planeando para Venezuela, Donald Trump sugiere que también tiene sus ojos puestos en Colombia, citando la producción de cocaína en ese país que llega a los EE.UU. Trump dijo a los periodistas que el presidente de Colombia, cito, tendrá grandes problemas si no se da cuenta o será el siguiente. Trump añadiendo, espero que esté escuchando. Y una sorpresa también esta noche, Paul, del líder de la oposición venezolana. Sí, María Karina Machado, prohibida por Maduro salir del país desde 2014. Hoy, desafiando a Maduro apareciendo de alguna manera en Noruega donde acababa de ser galardonada con el Premio Nobel de la Paz por su lucha contra el régimen de Maduro. Ha sido partidaria de la presión de EE.UU. contra Maduro, diciendo que es la única manera de obligarle a entender que es hora de irse, Adrienne. Interesante. Muy bien, es Paul Hunter en Washington.

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