The United States has reportedly attacked Venezuela, drawing attention to the nation's significant oil reserves, the largest globally with over 303 billion barrels, surpassing Saudi Arabia. Despite this vast potential, Venezuela's crude oil output is currently around 1 million barrels per day, impacted by U.S. sanctions and underinvestment. The majority of these reserves are located in the Orinoco Belt, a region spanning approximately 21,000 square miles.