A wave of coordinated attacks in southwest Colombia leaves at least 14 dead and prompts a major security response.

A U.S. strike killed two people, adding to a rising death toll from ongoing anti-drug operations in the region.

A Nigerian airstrike struck a crowded market in Gubio, killing at least 30 people and injuring others, as authorities defend the operation.

U.S strikes on suspected drug boats in the Pacific have left five dead, adding to a campaign that has killed at least 168 people.

A report reveals the use of a civilian-looking aircraft in a deadly U.S. strike in the Caribbean, fueling criticism over the legality of maritime operations.

Recently, US President Donald Trump mentioned the possibility of extending anti-drug military operations to countries like Colombia and Mexico.

Israel’s military defines the “Yellow Line” as a new operational frontier in Gaza, despite ceasefire commitments requiring a full withdrawal in the next phase of the agreement.

Senator Lindsey Graham said President Donald Trump plans to brief Congress on potential ground operations in Venezuela and Colombia, expanding Washington’s months-long anti-drug campaign in the Caribbean and Pacific.

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President Nicolás Maduro announced a new military deployment in eastern Venezuela aimed at strengthening national defense and consolidating territorial sovereignty.