Venezuela says an oil spill that originates in Trinidad and Tobago has caused serious environmental damage along its coast. According to Venezuela, the spill affects shorelines in at least two Venezuelan states and also impacts a gulf area near the Caribbean country. The reports describe Trinidad and Tobago as the likely source, noting its proximity to Venezuela across the sea. Venezuela warns about the environmental consequences and frames the situation as a cross-border spill affecting multiple locations. While the outlets summarize Venezuela’s warning and alleged origin, they do not provide additional confirmed technical details, such as the volume of oil released or the precise sites affected. The coverage consistently presents the claim that contamination spreads beyond Trinidad and Tobago and reaches Venezuelan coastal and marine areas. The reports therefore reflect Venezuela’s position that the spill’s effects are already significant, while not indicating that other parties have disputed or independently quantified the damage.