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Ecuadors president rejects allegations that his government is bombing targets inside Colombia

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Colombian President Petro claims 27 killed in alleged cross-border bombing by Ecuador

El País

Yolanda Villavicencio: Estados Unidos necesita la energa de Colombia para explotar el petrleo venezolano

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Diario Expreso

Noboa: Familia de Fito y Luisa Gonzlez salieron a Colombia en toque de queda

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Operativos militares de Ecuador contra el crimen organizado generan tensin con Colombia

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Así fue el bombardeo contra el campamento de alias 'Mono Tole', que desata tensiones entre Ecuador y Colombia

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Ecuador Admits to Military Operations on the Border With Colombia

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Bloomberg

Colombia Sends Troops to Border After Ecuador Bomb Dispute

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Gabriela Sommerfeld: Ecuador tiene operaciones de ataque a grupos irregulares, que pasan en nuestra frontera desde Colombia

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The New York Times

An Unexploded Bomb on a Colombian Farm Leads to a Diplomatic Clash

RTVC Noticias

RTVC revela imgenes de la bomba lanzada desde Ecuador tras denuncia del presidente Petro

Colombia's Petro alleges Ecuador bombing, seeks U.S. intervention

Petro points to Ecuador as possible perpetrator of bombing in Colombia

Reuters

Colombia's Petro says 27 bodies found after bombings on Ecuador border

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Petro Accuses Ecuador of Bombing Colombian Territory

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Guardian

Colombian president accuses Ecuador after 27 charred bodies found near border

ABC News

Ecuador's president rejects allegations that his government is bombing targets inside Colombia

GV Wire

Colombia President Says Bombings on Ecuador Border Left 27 Charred Bodies

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Colombias Petro says bombings on Ecuador border left 27 charred bodies

MarketScreener

Colombia's Petro says bombings on Ecuador border left 27 charred bodies

The Defense Post

Colombias Petro Accuses Ecuador of Bombing Near Border

Colombia Reports

Colombia being bombed from Ecuador: Petro

Caracol Radio

Autoridades destruyen de forma controlada el explosivo hallado en frontera con Ecuador

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“Colombia can sleep soundly.”

"I cannot see the president actually – despite what he said – extending strikes into Colombia or to Cuba."

"It is unlikely the White House would take unilateral action given their historic cooperation with Colombian security forces."

"I don't believe that there will actually be a military strike or military intervention in Colombia. But the US is, of course, already exerting influence."

"But with elections coming up in Colombia in a few months' time, it's hardly worth it for the administration to attempt to remove Petro from power."

"I don't think the fact that Colombia is a long-standing ally of the United States is necessarily going to insulate it from potential action from the Trump administration, because I don't think that that's something that he considers to be a deal breaker."

“[Peto] sees Trump and his threats no longer as empty, but as real possibilities.”

“All nations of the region must remain alert, as the threat hangs over all.”

"The US is baring its teeth at Colombia."

"[Gustavo Petro's] not going to be doing it very long."

Will the U.S. Intervene in Colombia?

Colombian President Gustavo Petro accused Ecuador of bombing targets inside Colombian territory during a televised cabinet meeting, saying 27 charred bodies had been found near the border and that an unexploded bomb had been discovered close to a peasant family's home.

Colombian President Gustavo Petro accused Ecuador of bombing targets inside Colombian territory during a televised cabinet meeting, saying 27 charred bodies had been found near the border and that an unexploded bomb had been discovered close to a peasant family's home.

Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa rejected the accusations, saying on X that his forces were "acting in our territory, not yours" and that operations targeted narco-terrorist hideouts used largely by Colombian nationals.

Daniel Noboa

Ecuadorian President Daniel Noboa rejected the accusations, saying on X that his forces were "acting in our territory, not yours" and that operations targeted narco-terrorist hideouts used largely by Colombian nationals.

Experts consulted by The New York Times identified the unexploded munition found on a coca farm in Colombia's Putumayo region as an American-designed Mark-82, a 500-pound bomb widely used in modern aerial warfare.

Experts consulted by The New York Times identified the unexploded munition found on a coca farm in Colombia's Putumayo region as an American-designed Mark-82, a 500-pound bomb widely used in modern aerial warfare.

Colombia's Defense Minister Pedro Sánchez deployed army troops and air force specialists to the border site to verify the device and carry out a controlled detonation, following direct orders from President Petro.

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Colombia's Defense Minister Pedro Sánchez deployed army troops and air force specialists to the border site to verify the device and carry out a controlled detonation, following direct orders from President Petro.

Petro said he asked U.S. President Donald Trump to intervene diplomatically and contact Noboa to prevent escalation, saying "we do not want to go to war." Colombia was not invited to join the U.S.-backed Shield of the Americas security alliance.

Petro said he asked U.S. President Donald Trump to intervene diplomatically and contact Noboa to prevent escalation, saying "we do not want to go to war." Colombia was not invited to join the U.S.-backed Shield of the Americas security alliance.

The diplomatic dispute unfolded amid a broader trade war, with Ecuador having imposed a 30% tariff on Colombian imports in January — later raised to 50% — and Colombia retaliating with its own tariffs and a suspension of electricity exports to Ecuador.

The diplomatic dispute unfolded amid a broader trade war, with Ecuador having imposed a 30% tariff on Colombian imports in January — later raised to 50% — and Colombia retaliating with its own tariffs and a suspension of electricity exports to Ecuador.

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