Drone Attack on Colombian Military Base Kills Three Soldiers
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- •Three soldiers killed and 16 injured in a drone attack on a military base in Colombia.
- •The attack involved explosive-laden drones, targeting barracks and infrastructure.
- •Colombian President vows to intensify military operations against those responsible.
On November 7, 2026, a drone attack targeted a military base in Santa Rosa del Sur, Colombia, resulting in the deaths of three soldiers and injuries to at least 16 others. The Colombian Army confirmed the attack involved explosive-laden drones, which struck various structures within the base. President Abelardo de la Espriella condemned the incident, vowing to pursue those responsible and intensifying military operations against illegal armed groups. The attack is part of a broader escalation of violence in Colombia's rural areas, particularly since the president's administration ended peace talks with several rebel factions. No group has claimed responsibility for the attack, which reflects ongoing tensions in regions contested by drug gangs and former guerrilla fighters. The Colombian military has reported a rise in attacks against its forces amid this escalating conflict.
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