A head of state of another country that fits US soldiers in the United States? This is the accusation of the U.S. State Department to Colombia President. What exactly is about.
The U.S. State Department accuses Colombia of President Gustavo Petro that he has witnessed US soldiers and wants to revoke his visa. On Friday (local time) Petro asked US soldiers on a street in New York City City to disregard and stimulate violence, the US State Department wrote on the X. “We are canceled Petros Visa due to his reckless and rebellious actions.” The Foreign Ministry initially did not present any more details about the allegations or evidence.
US President Donald Trump had recently made accusations against Colombia’s left President – however, it was about fighting drugs. “Under President Gustavo Petro, coca cultivation and cocaine production have reached record values,” said a memorandum signed by Trump. The Republican accused Petro of exacerbating the situation by missed politics.
Source: Stern
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