Hegseth says Colombia authorizes joint military operations to combat "narco-terrorists"
Colombia joins "Escudo de las Américas" to fight cartels, upon request of the new government to the US to collaborate in military operations
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Colombia joins "Escudo de las Américas" to fight cartels, upon request of the new government to the US to collaborate in military operations. Hegseth says Colombia authorizes joint military operations to combat "narco-terrorists.". At a meeting in Panama, the US urges Latin American countries to reject the ICC, amid attacks on drug traffickers in the region.
Furthermore, The announcement was known on August 12 from Panama City, where the forum in which Colombia officially participated in this coalition is being developed.
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Colombia joins "Escudo de las Américas" to fight cartels, upon request of the new government to the US to collaborate in military operations.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesHegseth says Colombia authorizes joint military operations to combat "narco-terrorists.".
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesAt a meeting in Panama, the US urges Latin American countries to reject the ICC, amid attacks on drug traffickers in the region
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The announcement was known on August 12 from Panama City, where the forum in which Colombia officially participated in this coalition is being developed.
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Colombia joins "Shield of the Americas" to fight cartels, upon request of the new government to the US to collaborate in operations..
omitted byCentercovered byRight sideHegseth says Colombia authorizes joint military operations to combat "narco-terrorists.".
omitted byCentercovered byRight sideAt a meeting in Panama, the US urges Latin American countries to reject the ICC, amid attacks on drug traffickers in the region
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