India Launches Operation Amistad, Sends Humanitarian Aid and Medical Team to Earthquake-Hit Venezuela
India has launched Operation Amistad to assist earthquake-hit Venezuela with urgent humanitarian aid. Two Indian Air Force C-17 aircraft are transporting an Indian Army Field Hospital Unit, more than 35 tonnes of relief supplies, medicines, medical equipment, and two BHISHM Cubes, reaffirming India's commitment to supporting Venezuela during the disaster.
Operation Amistad underway!
— Dr. S. Jaishankar (@DrSJaishankar) June 26, 2026
Two @IAF_MCC C17s took-off today for Venezuela with urgent assistance to support their post-earthquake relief efforts.
The assistance contains an Indian Army @adgpi Field Hospital Unit and over 35 tons of relief supplies, medicines and medical… pic.twitter.com/Dcq8P065tp
In a post on social media, Dr. Jaishankar stated that the humanitarian mission includes an Indian Army Field Hospital Unit along with more than 35 tonnes of relief supplies, medicines, and medical equipment. The assistance also includes two BHISHM Cubes, designed to strengthen emergency medical response and disaster relief operations.
The External Affairs Minister reaffirmed that India remains committed to supporting the Government and the people of Venezuela during this difficult period. The humanitarian mission underscores India's continued dedication to providing timely disaster relief and extending assistance to countries affected by natural calamities, reinforcing its role as a responsible global partner in times of crisis.

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