The attacks on Colombian security forces leave 27 dead in two weeks

The Colombian government has been killed in the last two weeks for 15 police officers and 12 soldiers accused of armed groups.

President Gustavo Petro accused the criminal group of the Gulf tribe and other armed groups targeted by other armed groups to revenge several leaders.

The government offered a reward for information that causes the rest of the attacks.

Petro, Colombia was elected in a promise that will bring “General Peace”, but afterwards, the Interior Minister admitted that there were several other armed groups after the talks with the Gulf Tribe of Strategy.

Published a list in Petro X The names of 15 police officers and 12 soldiers who were killed “systematically” since April 15.

According to the list, 10 police officers served and five were served.

The seven of the soldiers in the list died in a ambush in the Guaviare state Sunday. The army blamed on this attack to a dissident Farc Rebel group.

Future for Colombia’s revolutionary armed forces, in 2016 signed a peace agreement with the government and many warriors laid their weapons.

However, the number of Farc Rebels agreed under the contract has created opposition groups that continue to fight security forces.

To bring peace to Colombia, the Petro government met with some of these opposition groups, as well as meetings with the members of the National Liberation Army (ELL) and members of the Gulf tribe.

However, Petro stopped talks with Eln in January, and accused him of not being “no will for peace.”

In addition, a dissident in April also chose to not update the ceasefire with the Farc Rebel group.

Negotiations were also held in February after the name of the group, which is known as Chiquito Malo, “Chiquito Malo”, after the leader of the group.

Chiquito Malo fled from harmless, but after the days later, another president, known as the name and bodyguards, was killed by the police.

The Colombian government has ordered members of the Gulf tribe to kill police officers and soldiers who retaliated for these operations.