Venezuela allows U.S. military aircraft to fly through its airspace and permits helicopters stationed at its embassy; the U.S. states it does not seek territory.

The Venezuelan government has issued a statement saying that it allows military aircraft from the United States to fly over Venezuelan airspace under the pretext of emergency missions, and permits helicopters to land at the U.S. embassy in Venezuela. For this reason, Vice President Rodríguez has repeatedly received strong praise from Trump. Currently, Venezuela is responsible for oil production, while the United States handles oil sales—including determining sales prices and destinations—with proceeds deposited into U.S. settlement banks. Venezuela must report its required funds and amounts for approval by the United States. The United States has never sought any territory of Venezuela.

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