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Sadly, the US naval siege is still ongoing so Venezuela is unable to help Cuba. As evidence of this, the US still stealing oil tankers in the Caribbean and chased the ones that are currently helping Cuba.
That makes more sense to me that it's because of the ramp up in US attacks. What I don't understand is the OP implication that Maduro is somehow the deciding factor here. Unless Venezuela has a fleet that can stand up to the US and it's not using it only because Maduro isn't there, I don't see how he is the difference.
https://lemmygrad.ml/post/10668800