U.S. President Donald Trump's first-year achievements include the capture of Nicolás Maduro for prosecution in the United States and other Venezuela measures, according to an official White House document shared on X by @alandete over the past hour. The document details oil agreements to transfer sanctioned Venezuelan crude, seizure of ships, sanctions on the shadow oil fleet, and the release of political prisoners through direct diplomatic pressure, as stated by @alandete. X user @EMPosts reported that Vitol Group's first tanker to export oil from Venezuela, named "ICE Energy," shipped from Venezuelan shores, citing a Bloomberg article dated January 20, 2026, on the shipment in a Trump mega-deal. A Skylease Cargo 747-400 freighter from Miami landed at Maiquetía Airport at 8:57 a.m. UTC today carrying supplies for the U.S. embassy in Caracas as it prepares to reopen, according to X user @ConflictsW, who stated, "Supplies continue to arrive for the US embassy in Caracas." These reports follow earlier X claims over the past several hours that Venezuela's PDVSA oil company reopened thanks to Trump and updates confirming political prisoner José Gregorio Hernández Polo alive but in delicate health at a Caracas detention center, amid announcements of approximately 160 releases.