Government Air Strikes Kill 20 Alleged Guerrillas in Colombia, President Says
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The new president of the country, Abelardo de la Espriella, has announced the operation against the greatest dissent of the former FARC
The hard-right leader promised a merciless fight against criminal groups, which are financed by drug trafficking, extortion and illegal mining.
“We neutralized twenty narco-terrorists, captured five... and recovered two minors,” de la Espriella said in a video released by X. The post Colombia: Twenty rebels killed in government bombing appeared first on in.gr.
Government air strikes kill 20 alleged guerrillas in Colombia, president says
Fresh government air strikes have killed 20 alleged members of the Central General Staff (EMC) armed group in southern Colombia, the country's new right-wing President Abelardo de la Espriella said Monday. The new administration carried out two other deadly air strikes against suspected guerrillas in August, which sources within Colombia's forensics authority say killed at least four minors.
The Colombian president wants to bend the illegal groups that are financed by drug trafficking, illegal mining and extortion based on bombings with the help of their partners USA and Israel Read
These are the most deadly strikes since the arrival in power on 7 August of Abelardo de la Espriella, who promised a merciless fight against criminal groups.
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