Venezuela’s state-run oil ‍production and refining were operating normally on Saturday and suffered no damage ‍from a US strike to extract the country’s president, two sources with knowledge of the operations of energy company PDVSA said.US forces captured President Nicolas Maduro, US President Donald Trump said, ⁠after months of pressuring him over accusations of drug-running and illegitimacy in power.For all the latest headlines, follow our Google News channel online or via the app.The port of La Guaira near Caracas, one of the country’s largest but one not used for oil exports, was reported to have suffered severe damage, one of the sources said.Trump in December announced a ‍blockade of oil tankers entering or leaving the country and the US seized two ‍cargoes of ‍Venezuelan oil.That lowered ⁠the OPEC country’s exports ‌last month to about half of ⁠the 950,000 ‍barrels per day (bpd) it shipped in November, according to monitoring data and ⁠internal documents.The US measures