How U.S. Military Actions Are Reshaping Colombia's Peace Process

Tensions between the United States and Colombia have escalated following President Trump's aggressive military actions in the Caribbean, resulting in significant loss of life and regional unrest. Colombian President Gustavo Petro has accused the U.S. of exacerbating violence in Colombia, arguing that U.S. policies have historically contributed to turmoil in the region.

Trump's accusations against Petro, branding him a terrorist leader, have ignited skepticism and concern over foreign intervention in Latin America. The U.S. strikes have targeted vessels linked to narcotrafficking, including those purportedly associated with Colombia, raising questions about sovereignty and the implications of American military presence.

Amidst this turmoil, survivors of the attacks, including a Colombian, highlight the human cost of these geopolitical maneuvers, while the peace process in Colombia hangs in the balance.