The United States is "immediately deploying" rescuers and aid to Venezuela after the country was hit by two massive earthquakes that killed at least 32 people, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said on Thursday. "America stands with the Venezuelan people during this difficult time and at the direction of President Trump, the State Department is immediately deploying search and rescue teams, medical resources, and humanitarian assistance to Venezuela," Rubio wrote on X.
Immediate Response
The deployment comes as an urgent response to the earthquakes that struck Venezuela, causing significant damage and loss of life. The US government is working swiftly to provide necessary support to those affected.
Humanitarian Aid
In addition to search and rescue teams, the US is sending medical supplies and other humanitarian aid to help the Venezuelan people recover from the disaster. This assistance is aimed at providing immediate relief and supporting long-term recovery efforts.
International Solidarity
The US's rapid response underscores international solidarity in times of crisis. The deployment of resources highlights the commitment of the global community to support nations in need during natural disasters.





























