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Peru and Colombia Move Troops to Amazon Border in Island Dispute
Peru and Colombia have moved troops to their remote border with Brazil over a dispute about a small island in the Amazon River. The island, Santa Rosa de Yavarí, lies at the exact spot where the three countries meet. Both governments say it belongs to them, and both see control over it as vital for […]
From Colombia, Peruvian military reinforcements were reported to be sent to the island of Santa Rosa de Loreto and the presence of a Mi-17 helicopter, military transport and combat, while the Peruvian Navy prevented Colombian police from entering our territory.MORE INFORMATION: Dina Boluarte warns that no one will take her out of Palacio and uses the words of the hero Francisco BolognesiThe crisis continues around Santa Rosa, whose peruanity is …
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In an incident that raises tension on the Amazon border, the Peruvian Navy, through the Fifth Naval Zone, prevented Colombian police from entering the Peruvian town of Santa Rosa, located on the triple border with Colombia and Brazil. Images recorded on the site show foreign agents attempting to carry out a supposed “monitoring operation” on national territory.
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