Overview
- The military reports the pre-dawn Nov. 10 strike hit a guerrilla enclave in Colombia’s Amazon region.
- Commander Gen. Francisco Cubides said the action left 19 dead, with one person captured and equipment seized.
- President Gustavo Petro had ordered bombings and the military dissolution of the EMC after negotiations broke down.
- Cubides described the offensive as a response to an imminent attack against soldiers deployed in the area.
- Authorities have not identified Iván Mordisco among the dead or detained, and no independent verification has been presented.