Colombia Suspends Intel Cooperation With U.S. Over Drug Strike Tactics

The recent suspension of intelligence sharing between Colombia and the U.S. reflects a growing rift in their relationship, particularly concerning U.S. airstrikes on alleged drug boats. Colombian President Gustavo Petro's decision underscores the tensions that have emerged as both nations navigate their strategies against drug trafficking. While Colombia had previously committed to maintaining intelligence cooperation, the current situation indicates a critical reassessment of tactics and collaboration. This shift is emblematic of broader challenges in international drug policy and the complexities of bilateral relations in the fight against narcotics.