Colombia has deployed additional troops to its border with Venezuela, citing "humanitarian reasons." This decision comes amid ongoing tensions between the two countries.
The deployment aims to address the situation at the border, where humanitarian concerns have been escalating. The Colombian government has not provided specific details regarding the number of troops or the exact locations where they will be stationed.
This move follows recent developments in Venezuela, including protests against President Nicolás Maduro. Venezuelans have been seen tearing down posters and portraits of Maduro, reflecting growing discontent within the country. For more on this, see recent developments.
The situation at the border remains fluid, and Colombia"s military presence is expected to increase as the government continues to monitor the humanitarian needs of those affected by the ongoing crisis in Venezuela.
