The United States Southern Command (USSOUTHCOM) has concluded its month-long mission providing support to Venezuela following recent earthquakes. The final US military personnel have departed the country, marking the end of the immediate military response. Despite the troop withdrawal, the US commitment to assisting Venezuela will continue through the Department of State and various humanitarian organizations. This assistance will focus on ongoing relief efforts and supporting recovery initiatives. The mission aimed to provide critical aid in the aftermath of the earthquakes, assisting local authorities in reaching affected communities. USSOUTHCOM confirmed the successful completion of their objectives during the deployment. The transition to State Department-led aid signals a long-term engagement in supporting Venezuela’s recovery.