US Energy Secretary says US does not want to 'steal Venezuelan oil'
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US Energy Secretary says US does not want to 'steal Venezuelan oil'

SAPO Notícias3 September 2026 at 08:46

The US Secretary of Energy, Chris Wright, publicly stated that the United States does not intend to 'steal Venezuelan oil'. The statement comes amid tensions over Venezuela's natural resources and international energy policies.

Wright ensured that Venezuela's resources and oil 'effectively belong to the Venezuelan people', seeking to dispel concerns about US intentions regarding the South American country's oil reserves.

The statement from the US administration official comes in a context of geopolitical disputes involving Venezuela and its vast oil reserves, one of the largest in the world. The Venezuelan government has historically been cautious regarding foreign intervention in its natural resources.

The position expressed by Chris Wright represents an attempt to ease diplomatic tensions and reaffirm the US commitment to Venezuelan oil sovereignty, although relations between the two countries remain complex.

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