Abu Ali Express reports that the United States and Venezuela have reached a mega deal worth 65 billion barrels of oil. According to the report, President Donald Trump shared an article explaining that the move will shake global oil markets, targeting OPEC and Canada. A senior energy figure cited in the article said the deal aims to reduce U.S. dependence on OPEC and on the Middle East, and highlighted the weakness of Canada's threat to cut crude oil supplies amid a trade dispute.
The report from Abu Ali Express describes a massive energy deal between the United States and Venezuela, involving 65 billion barrels of oil. President Donald Trump is said to have shared an article framing the deal as a strategic move to reduce global reliance on OPEC and to counter Canadian leverage in a trade dispute. A senior energy official told the publication that the agreement marks a step toward lowering U.S. dependence on Middle Eastern oil.
The development comes amid a broader U.S. campaign under Trump to reshape global energy markets through direct resource deals and military posturing. The Zioneer has previously reported on Trump's statements about seizing Venezuelan oil assets and on secret U.S. operations targeting Iranian oil shipments. This latest report, if confirmed, would represent a significant expansion of U.S.-Venezuela energy cooperation, though the terms and timeline of the deal remain unverified.
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