Washington: After a recent military operation in Venezuela, US President Donald Trump has suggested the possibility of a similar operation targeting Colombian President Gustavo Petro de Luanda. Trump has accused President Petro of overseeing cocaine production, indicating that military intervention could be on the table.

According to National Iraqi News Agency, President Trump remarked, “Colombia is run by a sick man, and he won’t be there much longer,” signaling a stern stance against the Colombian leader. This statement follows a surprise US military operation in Venezuela last Saturday, where Venezuelan President Nicol¡s Maduro and his wife were arrested and brought to the United States to face drug trafficking charges.

The implications of such comments have raised concerns about the stability in the region and the future relationship between the United States and Colombia. The potential for military intervention in Colombia could mark a significant shift in US foreign policy in Latin America.