Venezuela's President Maduro has conveyed through his lawyers that he is "still fine" and advises people not to be sad, while being held in a New York prison.

Washington is urging its citizens in Venezuela to depart immediately due to the risk of armed militia groups searching vehicles for Americans.

The US president met with leaders of major oil companies on 9/1, urging them to invest in rebuilding Venezuela's "deteriorating" energy sector.

Colombian President Petro calls for Venezuela's cooperation against drug crime, following US threats of further military action in the region.

The Venezuelan government initiates negotiations to restore diplomatic relations with the US to address the consequences of the 3/1 raid.

The US seized the oil tanker Olina in the Caribbean Sea, marking the fifth such interception in recent weeks as part of efforts to control Venezuela's oil exports.

US president acknowledges Venezuela's "search for peace" signal, announces cancellation of second wave attack plan on the country.

The Venezuelan government begins releasing a significant number of prisoners, including many foreign nationals, to de-escalate tensions with the United States.

Chevron is currently the only US company operating in Venezuela's oil industry, poised to benefit if Washington increases investment in the country.

President Trump announced the US would directly oversee Venezuela for much longer than one year, combining this with the country's reconstruction.

Foreign Ministry spokesperson states Vietnam maintains good traditional relations with Venezuela and desires to continue promoting cooperation.

US secretary of energy affirms "not stealing oil" from Venezuela, but plans to control its sale indefinitely.

Zelensky suggests the US could launch an operation against the Chechen leader, similar to the Maduro capture, to send a message to Russia.

Chevron, the only major US oil company currently operating in Venezuela, is seeking to ease restrictions on its existing license.