External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar announced that Indian assistance has reached Venezuela under Operation Amistad. Two Indian Air Force C-17 aircraft transited through Abidjan en route to Venezuela carrying 35 tons of relief equipment and an India. According to Gdelt, Indian Army medical teams are providing emergency healthcare and relief in Venezuela as the country recovers from devastating twin earthquakes. The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) has shared videos and messages highlighting India's relief efforts, including the deployment of an Indian Army Field Hospital and humanitarian assistance for those affected by the disaster. A Venezuelan resident expressed gratitude for India's support during the humanitarian crisis, saying: "I am truly grateful for the solidarity that emanates from all of us Venezuelans in these moments when we are in such need of humanitarian aid. Welcome and thank you very much on behalf of all the Venezuelan people... A thousand thanks and blessings to all of you and your people." According to Orissapost.com, India has dispatched urgent humanitarian assistance to earthquake-hit Venezuela under Operation Amistad.