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Colombia· Santander de QuilichaoColombia hydroelectric plant attacked by FARC dissidents
An attack on a hydroelectric plant in Colombia's Valle del Cauca region, attributed to FARC dissidents, caused a fire.
Background
Colombia has faced a long-running internal armed conflict involving various groups, including FARC dissidents, who continue to operate despite a 2016 peace accord. These groups often target infrastructure and security forces, impacting public services and regional stability. The Colombian government and military are actively engaged in operations against them, often with international cooperation.
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Attacks on Infrastructure in Colombia
First report 1d agoLast update 16h agoGeobits report on drone and explosive attacks targeting infrastructure, including toll facilities and a hydroelectric plant.
Attack on hydroelectric plant in Palmira, Valle del Cauca
First report 1d agoLast update 18h agoAuthorities are investigating the attack and have preliminarily attributed it to FARC dissidents.
Colombia hydroelectric plant attacked
First report 18h agoLast update 18h agoAn attack on a hydroelectric plant in Palmira, Colombia, has been attributed to FARC dissidents, prompting an investigation.
Colombia hydroelectric plant attacked by FARC dissidents
First report 18h agoLast update 18h agoFARC dissidents are suspected of attacking a hydroelectric plant, causing damage and raising security concerns.
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