US capture of Venezuela's Maduro hints at broader strategy against China's energy access

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US Capture of Venezuela's Maduro A De Facto Oil Blockade Targeting China?

In this analysis, we will delve into the potential implications of the US capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife, with some experts suggesting that it may be part of a broader strategy to restrict China's access to energy. We will examine the legal and political context surrounding the operation, as well as the potential consequences for global energy markets and international relations.

A Geopolitical Strategy?

Dr. Melissa Loja, an international law expert from the Philippines, has posited that the capture of Maduro and his wife may be part of a wider geopolitical strategy aimed at constraining China's access to energy. When viewed in the context of recent US military and political actions affecting major oil-producing and transit regions, this pattern appears to suggest what Loja describes as a de facto oil blockade targeting China.

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