Venezuela Earthquake: World Leaders Express Solidarity; Extend Support to Venezuela

Dusmanta Behera
Dusmanta Behera - Editor-in-Chief
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Caracas: Rescuers work at the ruins of a building in Caracas, Venezuela, June 24, 2026. At least 32 people were killed and more than 700 injured after two powerful earthquakes jolted Venezuela late Wednesday, the country's acting President Delcy Rodriguez said in an official update early Thursday. (Photo: Xinhua via IANS)

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The U.S. expressed readiness to provide emergency support after the earthquakes in Venezuela. President Donald Trump said American agencies were prepared to move quickly and assist affected communities with rescue, recovery, and humanitarian efforts.

Several nations are extending support and preparing humanitarian assistance for Venezuela, with rescue teams, medical personnel, and emergency resources being mobilized to help those in need.

Mexico has offered solidarity and aid, with rescue teams and medical personnel ready to support Venezuela.

El Salvador has prepared rescue aid, mobilizing 300 responders, medical supplies and equipment.

Brazil has also expressed concern and offered recovery support. Its President Lula has reaffirmed assistance to Venezuela.

Cuba has extended condolences and solidarity to Venezuela, with health workers mobilized to provide medical services.

Argentina says it is monitoring developments closely and has offered humanitarian assistance.

Uruguay has also extends support, offered collaboration and assistance if deemed necessary by Venezuelan authorities.

Chile offers sympathy to Venezuela, with humanitarian and rescue aid if needed.

Meanwhile, Ecuador has ordered immediate dispatch of humanitarian aid and support.

Costa Rica has expressed deep solidarity with Venezuela. Its government has also praised those working to save lives and rebuild communities.

Dominican Republic has prepared emergency teams, with rescue and response units ready to support Venezuela.

Spanish PM Pedro Sánchez has expressed sympathy for victims and their families.

 

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