Confronting Imperialist Aggression – ELN

1. We reject the threat of imperialist military intervention in Colombia, expressed by the United States government, headed by Donald Trump, on December 2nd. This is a serious act that disregards International Law and continues to deepen the violation of the sovereignty of the peoples and nations of the Latin American continent.

2. The failed anti-drug policy of the United States has been more of a pretext to violate Colombian sovereignty and intervene in the country than a solution to the drug trafficking problem or to reduce the demand for cocaine in the United States. On the contrary, it has degraded the DEA, turning it into the world’s leading drug cartel.

3. We call upon the Colombian people, the social movement, popular and democratic organizations, the entire country, and our sister nations to mobilize, to confront the military action of the United States in our national and Latin American territory, and to unite in the struggle for national sovereignty and the self-determination of all peoples and all the oppressed.

4. We also reject the aggression and attack on the sovereignty of our sister Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, as well as on any other sister nation of the continent.

Colombia… for the workers!

Not one step back… liberation or death!

National Directorate

Ejército de Liberación Nacional

December 3, 2025

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Confronting Imperialist Aggression – ELN
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Confronting Imperialist Aggression – ELN

1. We reject the threat of imperialist military intervention in Colombia, expressed by the United States government, headed by Donald Trump, on December 2nd. This is a serious act that disregards International Law and continues to deepen the violation of the sovereignty of the peoples and nations of the Latin American continent.

2. The failed anti-drug policy of the United States has been more of a pretext to violate Colombian sovereignty and intervene in the country than a solution to the drug trafficking problem or to reduce the demand for cocaine in the United States. On the contrary, it has degraded the DEA, turning it into the world’s leading drug cartel.

3. We call upon the Colombian people, the social movement, popular and democratic organizations, the entire country, and our sister nations to mobilize, to confront the military action of the United States in our national and Latin American territory, and to unite in the struggle for national sovereignty and the self-determination of all peoples and all the oppressed.

4. We also reject the aggression and attack on the sovereignty of our sister Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, as well as on any other sister nation of the continent.

Colombia… for the workers!

Not one step back… liberation or death!

National Directorate

Ejército de Liberación Nacional

December 3, 2025

Source: eln-voces.net/2025/12/03/enfre…

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#antiImperialism #colombia #eln #latinAmerica #southAmerica #usImperialism #venezuela #warOnDrugs

ENFRENTAR LA AGRESIÓN IMPERIALISTA – ELN VOCES

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A new, disturbing detail in the
“drug boat” controversy that has enveloped Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth over the past week
calls the purpose of the entire operation into question.

According to an exclusive report from CNN,
the alleged narco-trafficking boat that the U.S. military targeted on September 2 in a “double tap” strike, which killed 11 people,
⭐️wasn’t even heading to the U.S.

Navy Admiral Frank “Mitch” Bradley, who was in charge of the operation, reported to lawmakers that
👉the boat they struck was actually en route to link up with a larger boat that was heading to Suriname,
a country east of Venezuela, two sources with direct knowledge of his remarks said.

Bradley also said that it was still possible that the alleged drug shipment could have eventually ended up in the U.S., the sources told CNN
—rather dubious justification for a strike that left several people dead.
Donald Trump had previously claimed that the strike happened “while the terrorists were at sea in International waters transporting illegal narcotics, "heading to the United States"
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