Venezuela - Islamic World News

In a major escalation of its pressure campaign against Venezuela, U.S. Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth has ordered the deployment of the aircraft carrier USS Gerald R. Ford along with four Arleigh Burke-class destroyers—USS Winston S. Churchill, USS Bainbridge, USS Mahan, and USS Forrest Sherman—and possibly an attack submarine to the Latin American region.

– The Forest oil tanker docked in the Paraguaná Refining Complex (Amuay) on May 27 amid a warm welcome from Venezuelans. – The Petunia oil tanker is sailing in the Venezuela’s territorial waters approaching the designated refinery to deliver its cargo. – The Faxon oil tanker reached the Venezuelan territorial waters.

The arrival of Iranian tankers carrying gasoline to Venezuela amid the US threats and cry, in addition to the economic achievements that is in fact made by passing through the US sanctions wall, once again defeated the US empty hegemony especially after Iran’s missile attacks on the Ain al-Assad base.

– The Forest tanker is heading west and likely to Amuay Refinery. – The Petunia tanker is in north of Trinidad and Tobago, approaching Venezuelan territorial waters. – The Fortune tanker has moored at the El Palito refinery since yesterday.

Tomorrow will be another Eid but for Venezuela; because the first shipment of Iranian gasoline and Alkylat will arrive in Venezuela and will irrigating 1,800 hungry Venezuelan gas stations, and the sanctioned Venezuelan oil industry will be revived.

First pictures of Iranian tanker “Fortune” in Venezuelan territorial waters have been released and the Tanker is escorted by Venezuelan military ship Yekuana po-13. Fortune will moor in Puerto la Cruz few hours later.

The Fortune tanker will enter Venezuelan waters in the next few hours.

An Israeli satellite company which is obsessed with Iranian moves in the region have released satellite images showing that, Iranian oil tankers are in Atlantic Ocean.

Following the Venezuelan Defense Minister’s remarks about Iranian tankers, the USS Detroit & other 3 US warships have moved toward east of the Caribbean Sea and near the Venezuelan waters. The warships turned off their transponders after the departure.