🏴👺❌🇻🇪🛢 — Reuters reports that that Venezuela's State-owned PDVSA Oil company suffered a cyberattack and has not recovered, with systems remaining down and most oil cargo deliveries being suspended as results of it

Meanwhile, Venezuela's tanker loading decreased this Monday and the vessels are transporting oil between national ports, unable to take it out of Venezuela.

➡️ PDVSA and the oil ministry blamed the U.S. for the cyberattack on Monday, saying it was carried out by "foreign interests in complicity with domestic entities who are seeking to destroy the country's right to sovereign energy development."

📝 They alleged the attack was part of U.S. efforts to control Venezuela's oil through "force and piracy."

🇺🇸❌🇨🇴💊 — POTUS Donald Trump responds to Colombian President Gustavo Petro, after Petro said that Texas and Caifornia belong to Mexico:

"He has to watch because he's got drug factories... He's no friend to the United States... and he's gotta watch his ass because he makes cocaine, and they send it into he United States of America from Colombia."

🔗 Rapid Response 47 (@RapidResponse47)

🇻🇪🇻🇪🚫🖥🇺🇸 — Nicolás Maduro’s regime in Venezuela has approved a law to impose prison sentences of 15 to 20 years on those who support U.S. naval “piracy and blockade” against ghost ships through public statements, letters, messages on social networks, and recorded publications, including images and subsequent edits; reports can be filed through a government channel.

➡️ Giuseppe Alessandrello was responsible for presenting the “Bill to Guarantee Freedom of Navigation and Trade in the Face of Piracy, Blockade, and Other International Illegal Acts.”