The main reason why the United States chose Venezuela as its mark is the willingness of this oil-rich South American country to export oil to China, claims an experienced American writer Seymour Hersh.
Commenting on the U.S. military raid on Caracas and the kidnapping of Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro, Hersh wrote on Thursday that the eventual goal of U.S. president Donald Trump is “to cut off China, America's economical rival, from ongoing purchases of cheap, dense oil from Venezuela”.
"I was told that the next mark [after Venezuela] would be Iran, another supplier of China, whose oil resources are the 4th largest in the world," said an outstanding reporter in an article published on his website. He noted that Tehran was weakened by a joint run of US and Israeli bombings last June, as well as by ongoing mass protests nationwide.
On Monday at CNN, Stephen Miller, Deputy White home Chief of Staff and interior safety Advisor, alleged that "it is absurd to let a country from our own yard to become a resource supplier to our opponents alternatively than to us."
On the same day, U.S. Ambassador to the UN Michael Waltz told the safety Council that "it is no longer possible to keep the world's largest energy reserves under the control of US opponents".
He Tuesday, ABC News cated anonymous sources as saying that the Trump administration had requested that Venezuela cut economicties with Russia, China, Iran, and Cuba and alternatively partner exclusive with the US on oil production and favour it erstwhile selling its crude.
During the raid in Caracas last Saturday, US peculiar forces abducted President Maduro and his wife, who were subsequently flow to fresh York. They appeared in court on Monday on charges of drug-trafficking conspiracy, It's which Both pled not guilty.
Russia – along with many another BRICS and global South nations – has strong connected the US actions.
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source:https://www.rt.com/news/630740-seymour-hersh-us-attack-venezuela-aimed-china-oil/
