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About a dozen oil tankers, loaded with Venezuelan crude and fuel, have left the country's waters since the start of the year, defying a U.S. blockade. These tankers, carrying approximately 12 million barrels, are under U.S. sanctions, and their destinations are unclear. Meanwhile, Chevron resumed exports of Venezuelan oil to the U.S. after a brief pause. The Venezuelan government, facing financial strain, needs these exports to stabilize the country.
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