US EditionArmy Destroys 34 Mining Dredges in the Puré River in Amazonas
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In a combined operation between Colombia and Brazil, the Military Forces of the two countries carried out one of the most forceful blows against the illegal exploitation of mining sites in the Amazon region, near the National Park of the Puré River, a border shared between the two countries.The combined effort between the Colombian Aerospace Force, the Colombian National Army and the Brazilian Army, in coordination with the Attorney General's Of…
Troops of Brigade 26 of the Army and the Air Force, with the support of the Brazilian Army, destroyed 34 dredges in the waters of the Puré River that were used for illegal mining.They were being operated by the Border Commands, the dissident group that operates on the border between Colombia, Peru and Brazil.The operation was in Tarapacá, a non-municipalized area of Amazonas, in a river that is recognized by the Colombian State as a subject of r…
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