United Nations & United States — NASA

United Nations: The United Nations and its agencies, including UNICEF and the World Health Organization, have expressed concern about the humanitarian crisis in Venezuela, coordinating aid, providing supplies like body bags, and warning of disease outbreaks. They estimate up to 6.8 million people could be affected.

United States — NASA: United States — NASA provided a preliminary assessment using satellite data, estimating that nearly 59,000 buildings were damaged or destroyed by the earthquakes, offering a broader perspective on the scale of the destruction.

United Nations: The reaffirmation of support for UN guidelines on space sustainability underscores the multilateral context of the cooperation.

United States — NASA: United States — NASA is the lead agency extending the invitation, positioning itself as a central partner in lunar exploration. This enhances its international standing and supports its Moon Base programme.

United Nations: The United Nations>>>, through its chief António Guterres>>>, has cautioned against a return to all-out war and emphasized the importance of maintaining the ceasefire.

United States — NASA: United States — NASA unveiled the crew for its Artemis III mission, which will test technology for a future moon landing, marking a step in its program to return astronauts to the moon.