Peru Says Troops Drove Back a Colombian Armed Group on Its Amazon Border
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Three "Comandos de la Frontera" fighters fell into a river during a security forces operation
Operation 'Zancudo' has been carried out in the Amazon province of Putumayo, on the border with Colombia, as part of the actions to strengthen control of the territory.
An armed clash occurred between Peruvian security forces and members of the Comandos de la Frontera in the Putumayo province. Three members of the organization fell into the Yaricaya River, while authorities seized weapons, ammunition and military equipment.
The Peruvian army and police were involved in a battle with members of the former FARC dissident faction on the border with Colombia, the Defense Ministry in Lima announced. The operation was carried out in the Putumayo province, in the northwestern part of the Peruvian territory, the ministry noted in a press release it issued, without specifying when. […]
Peru's army and police clashed with members of Los Comandos de la Frontera, a former FARC faction, on the border with Colombia. Three members fell into a river, according to a statement from the Defense Ministry in Lima.
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