China-Flagged Tankers Reverse Course Amid Venezuelan Oil Export Complications

Two China-flagged supertankers have turned back to Asia from Venezuela, highlighting challenges in direct oil exports despite a U.S. deal. This development underscores the ongoing impact of U.S. sanctions on Venezuelan oil trade.

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In a significant development, two China-flagged supertankers, Xingye and Thousand Sunny, have reversed course from Venezuela and returned to Asia, according to LSEG shipping data on January 12, 2026. These vessels had been anchored in the Atlantic Ocean for weeks, awaiting directions, and their U-turn signals a disruption in direct crude oil shipments from Venezuela to China. This change comes despite a $2 billion deal announced by the United States to export 50 million barrels of Venezuelan oil.
FILE PHOTO: Flags of Venezuela and China wave over Tiananmen Square during Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro's visit to Beijing, China, on September 12, 2023. REUTERS/Florence Lo/File Photo
FILE PHOTO: Flags of Venezuela and China wave over Tiananmen Square during Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro's visit to Beijing, China, on September 12, 2023. REUTERS/Florence Lo/File Photo
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