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00:00Russia now threatens nuclear retaliation after the United States seized a Russian oil tanker at sea.

00:23What began as a sanctions enforcement operation is now triggering dangerous escalation between two nuclear powers.

00:32So what exactly happened, and how close is this to spiraling out of control?

00:38Let's break it down.

00:40On January 7, 2026, U.S. forces, including Navy SEALs and the Coast Guard,

00:46boarded and seized a Russian-flagged oil tanker called Marinara, about 190 miles south of Iceland in the North Atlantic Ocean.

00:57This wasn't a sudden move.

00:59The tanker had been under pursuit for nearly two weeks.

01:03Back on December 21, in the Caribbean Sea, the ship evaded an initial U.S. boarding attempt

01:09while heading to load sanctioned Venezuelan oil.

01:13According to U.S. officials, this ship was part of a so-called shadow fleet,

01:19vessels accused of secretly moving oil for Russia, Iran, and Venezuela, in violation of U.S. sanctions.

01:27During the chase, the tanker allegedly changed its name, flag, and registration, a classic tactic to avoid capture.

01:36By the time U.S. forces boarded it, the ship was empty, but the message was already clear.

01:42At the same time, the U.S. also seized another tanker, the Sofia, in the Caribbean,

01:48described as stateless and linked to Chinese operators.

01:52Here's where things get more dangerous.

01:55During the operation, Russian naval assets, including a submarine and surface vessels,

02:01were in the same area, escorting the tanker.

02:04Russia had formally asked the U.S. to stop the pursuit.

02:07Washington refused.

02:10U.S. European command says there was no direct confrontation,

02:14but the proximity alone raised alarms.

02:17The crew, which includes Russian nationals, was detained.

02:21Russia claims they were taken hostages.

02:23The U.S. says this is a lawful detention,

02:26with possible criminal charges for sanctions evasion.

02:29Moscow's response was immediate and explosive.

02:33Senior Russian lawmakers called the seizure piracy, an attack on Russian sovereignty.

02:39One official openly suggested torpedoing U.S. ships and evoked Russia's nuclear doctrine,

02:45which allows nuclear use if sovereignty is threatened.

02:50So far, no military retaliation has happened,

02:53but the rhetoric alone is enough to rattle global nerves.

02:56This incident doesn't exist in isolation.

03:00It comes amid war in Ukraine,

03:03tightening U.S. sanctions on Russian energy,

03:05and a major shift in Venezuela.

03:08Just days earlier, the U.S. captured Nicolas Maduro,

03:12installed an interim government,

03:13and demanded Venezuela cut ties with Russia, China, Iran, and Cuba.

03:19Venezuela has now agreed to sell tens of millions of barrels of oil to the U.S.,

03:24with Washington controlling the sales.

03:27China has called this economic bullying.

03:31The big question now, will Russia move beyond words,

03:35or will diplomacy step in before a single miscalculation

03:39turns a tanker seizure into a global crisis?

03:42Do it now.

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