This signals the US is enforcing Venezuela oil sanctions beyond the Caribbean, increasing interdiction risk for tankers, flag states, insurers, and traders even on long-haul routes. Operators moving Venezuelan-origin crude now face higher probabilities of boarding delays, cargo disruption, and compliance scrutiny while in transit, not just at ports. The second boarding in a week indicates a sustained operational tempo that can force rerouting, higher freight/war-risk premiums, and tighter counterparty due diligence for any chain touching Venezuelan barrels.