United Nations & United States — United States Southern Command

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 — United States Southern Command: The United States — United States Southern Command deployed over 900 personnel to Venezuela to support relief operations, including search-and-rescue, airport functionality, and humanitarian aid logistics.

United Nations: The United Nations provided an estimate of Colombia's annual cocaine production, stating it is around 5.7 million pounds, which serves as a benchmark to assess the limited impact of U.S. seizures.

United States — United States Southern Command: The United States — United States Southern Command is the military command overseeing the anti-drug trafficking campaign in Latin America, led by Gen. Francis Donovan (general).

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 — United States Southern Command: The United States — United States Southern Command conducted strikes on alleged drug vessels in the eastern Pacific, part of a broader campaign that has resulted in numerous fatalities.