Require the Secretary of Defense to submit a report on security cooperation with Guyana.

Summary

Requires the Secretary of Defense to deliver to the House and Senate Armed Services Committees, within 270 days of enactment, a report on U.S. security cooperation with Guyana and what additional U.S. assistance would be needed to help deter a potential attack by Venezuela on Guyana. The report must describe the current U.S.–Guyana security relationship and identify specific types or levels of assistance that could strengthen deterrence. The provision is a reporting requirement only; it does not itself authorize funding or direct military action. It creates a deadline and information obligation to inform congressional oversight and potential future policy decisions.

• Directs the Secretary of Defense to report to the House and Senate Armed Services Committees within 270 days of enactment.
• Report must describe the current state of U.S. security cooperation with Guyana.
• Report must assess additional U.S. assistance needed to deter a possible Venezuelan attack on Guyana.
• The provision is a reporting requirement only and does not authorize spending or military operations.
• Provides Congress with a factual basis to consider future policy, authorization, or funding actions related to regional security.
• Likely topics in the report could include training, equipment, intelligence sharing, exercises, and logistics support.
• Does not prescribe specific assistance levels or commitments — it identifies options and needs.
• Creates a 270-day deadline that requires DoD analytic and coordination resources to complete the assessment.