Venezuela's PDVSA suffered no damage from U.S. attacks

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Saturday, 03 January, 2026, 17:08
Venezuelan state-run energy company PDVSA's oil production and refining were normal on Saturday and its most important facilities had suffered no damage from U.S. attacks to extract President Nicolas Maduro according to an initial assessment, two sources with knowledge of the company's operations said.
The port of La Guaira near capital Caracas, one of the country's largest but one which is not used for oil operations, was reported to have suffered severe damage, one of the sources said.

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