On Friday evening, according to media reports citing informed sources, the United States has decided to strike military facilities in Venezuela and may take action at any time. Reports indicate that the U.S. will target military facilities related to drug trafficking.
Following the news, international oil prices surged briefly, with WTI crude oil and Brent crude both rising nearly 1%, and the main fuel contract's intraday increase expanded to 2.00%, currently reported at 2807.00 yuan/ton.
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According to a previous report by CCTV News, on October 30 local time, the U.S. missile destroyer USS Gravely concluded its exercises and left Trinidad and Tobago. The 300 U.S. soldiers aboard the USS Gravely participated in the exercises.
The U.S. military exercises have provoked strong protests from Venezuela. On the 26th, the Venezuelan government issued a statement condemning the U.S. for conducting joint military exercises in waters near Venezuela. The statement claimed that the U.S. Southern Command's dangerous &#34;military exercises&#34; constitute hostile provocations against Venezuela and pose a serious threat to peace in the Caribbean region.
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According to media reports citing informed sources, the United States has decided to strike Venezuela's military facilities and may take action at any time. International oil prices surged briefly, with WTI crude and Brent crude both rising nearly 1%

Oil prices rise sharply! Report: The United States has decided to strike Venezuela's military facilities