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U.S. Military Sends Personnel and Equipment to Venezuela for Earthquake Relief
U.S. Southern Command said military assets are arriving in Venezuela to support relief operations requested by the Venezuelan government. The effort is coordinated with the State Department and described as self-sustaining.
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U.S. Southern Command said military personnel and equipment are arriving in Venezuela to assist with earthquake relief operations requested by the Venezuelan government. The command stated that the operations are self-sustaining and that personnel on the ground require no local resources.
Search and Rescue Support U.S.
Marines are working with U.S. and international first responders in areas most affected by the earthquakes, according to a Sunday post on X. The post included photos of personnel moving through damaged structures.
Government Update Venezuelan National Assembly President Jorge
Rodríguez stated Sunday that the death toll had reached 1,450. The earthquakes occurred on June 24, 2026.
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