Colombia's Petro Accuses US of Killing Citizens in Caribbean Strikes
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Colombia's President Gustavo Petro suggests that a US military strike on a boat off Venezuela may have targeted Colombian citizens, amid ongoing US actions against alleged drug traffickers in the Caribbean, which Venezuela criticizes as a pretext for regime change. The US has conducted multiple strikes claiming to target drug-related vessels, but details remain unclear, and tensions escalate with Venezuelan officials warning of potential conflict.
- Petro claims US strike in Caribbean may have killed Colombian citizens AP News
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- Colombia's Petro suggests last vessel bombed by US was Colombian Reuters
- Colombia president claims U.S. bombed Colombian boat in strike off Venezuela Axios
- Colombian President Says ‘War Scenario’ Has Opened Over Trump Boat Bombings Newsweek
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