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Venezuela has dispatched its **first crude oil shipment to Israel in years**, marking a major shift in global oil flows after its oil exports reopened following the capture and removal of President Nicolás Maduro from power. This cargo is being delivered to Israel’s largest refinery, Bazan Group Ltd., underscoring a significant change in energy and diplomatic ties. 0

According to Bloomberg and industry sources, the tanker of Venezuelan crude bound for Israel is the **first delivery since mid‑2020**, when about 470,000 barrels were shipped. The resumption comes amid sweeping changes to Venezuela’s oil sector after U.S. forces captured Maduro in January and the Trump administration assumed control of Venezuela’s oil sales, opening up exports to new buyers such as India, Spain, the U.S. — and now Israel. 1

Venezuela historically sold most of its oil to China and other traditional partners during years of sanctions and embargoes. The renewed shipment to Israel highlights a **dramatic reorientation of Venezuelan energy policy and export flows**, reflecting broader geopolitical shifts after the U.S.‑backed transition in Caracas and easing of previous trade restrictions. 2

This development could impact **global crude pricing and trade patterns**, as Venezuelan volumes are reabsorbed into international markets. Traders should monitor **Brent & WTI futures, Middle East geopolitical risk premiums, and refining margins** as Venezuelan oil diversifies buyers and alters supply dynamics.