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🇺🇸🇻🇪 Trump says Venezuela will make the US its main partner
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President Donald Trump announced that, as part of a new oil deal, Venezuela has agreed to do business with the United States as its "primary" partner. Trump stated that Venezuela will use the money earned from oil sales to purchase only American-made goods, such as agricultural products, medicines, medical equipment, and machinery to rebuild its electrical grid and energy systems. This means Caracas is tightly linking its economy to Washington and U.S. companies.
In Trump's own words, these commitments make the United States Venezuela's primary trading partner—a shift many did not expect given decades of tensions and sanctions. The strategy reflects a broader U.S. push to redirect Venezuelan oil trade away from countries like China or Russia and toward American markets—boosting U.S. exports while reshaping global energy ties.
This deal is not just economic—it is also political and strategic. With Trump’s moves in Venezuela and global rivals like President Vladimir Putin watching closely, the world is now focused on how these new alliances and resource flows will impact energy markets.