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US-Venezuela oil deal would not quickly refill the Strategic Petroleum Reserve

The report says a potential US-Venezuela oil deal would not provide a near-term replacement for supplies in the US Strategic Petroleum Reserve. The headline concerns energy policy and reserve logistics.

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Limits on quickly replenishing the reserve could constrain US resilience during an oil-supply disruption.

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