US warns countries including India to import crude oil from Venezuela

Washington: The United States warns countries including crude oil imports from Venezuela. The US claims that countries including India should not support President Madura, who steals Venezuela's resources. Venezuela is one of the most prosperous countries in South America. Nicolas Maduro won the election last May where he became the second president. It is noteworthy that international election criticisms have emerged in the election of Mathura for various irregularities.

In this case, the US has imposed new sanctions on Venezuela last month. The United States, which has greatly bought crude oil from Venezuela, has been in a difficult situation because of a sanctions ban. Similarly, European countries have imposed this ban on Venezuela. Venezuela has taken some steps to regulate crude oil. As part of this, the Venezuelan oil company is planning to sell crude oil to India.

Despite US sanctions, India has traded crude oil from Iran. India is paying half of the quantity of crude oil to Iran and the rest of the rupee. Similarly, Venezuela has come forward to sell crude oil to India. Talking is also happening. The US has opposed this plan.

US Security Adviser John Bolton has said that Chancellor Maduro has no power to sell Venezuela's resources. He said that if Maduro sells it, it is similar to theft. John Bolton has warned that more robbers will get proper punishment and wait for the countries that will steal people who steal. Petrol diesel may be hiked by the price hike in India if the US government's decision to stop importing crude oil from Venezuela