Ecuador & Venezuela

Ecuador: Ecuadorian rescue teams have been involved in search operations in Venezuela — La Guaira, though they eventually halted operations after losing hope of finding more survivors in a collapsed building.

Venezuela: Venezuela experienced two powerful earthquakes, resulting in widespread destruction, thousands of deaths and injuries, and a severe humanitarian crisis. The country's infrastructure, particularly in Venezuela — La Guaira and Venezuela — Caracas, suffered extensive damage, and its already fragile healthcare system is overwhelmed. The economic losses are projected to exceed $10 billion.

Ecuador: Ecuador offered support and announced emergency humanitarian aid shipments to Venezuela following the earthquakes.

Venezuela: Venezuela was struck by two powerful earthquakes, resulting in widespread destruction, a high death toll, and significant injuries. The country's infrastructure, including its main airport, was severely damaged, exacerbating an existing economic crisis and requiring substantial international aid for recovery.

Ecuador: Ecuador is one of the nations that Delcy Rodríguez publicly thanked for providing support and aid to Venezuela after the earthquakes.

Venezuela: Venezuela experienced devastating twin earthquakes, resulting in nearly 3,000 deaths, thousands homeless, and significant infrastructure damage, including its main international airport. The United Nations estimates the physical damage at $6.7 billion, equivalent to six percent of its GDP, further exacerbating its existing economic crisis.

Ecuador: Ecuador offered assistance to Venezuela following the earthquakes.

Venezuela: Venezuela has been severely impacted by two powerful earthquakes, resulting in widespread destruction, a high death toll, and significant economic damage. The country is struggling with rescue efforts and faces a major humanitarian crisis, further exacerbating its existing economic and political turmoil.

Ecuador: The United States military repatriated survivors of an earlier strike to Ecuador, and one Ecuadorian man was released after prosecutors found no evidence of a crime.