Summary
Colombian President Gustavo Petro stated that a "war scenario" has developed in the Caribbean after a boat reportedly carrying Colombian citizens was bombed. He accused the U.S. under President Donald Trump of initiating a conflict over oil and urged international intervention. Some U.S. lawmakers, including Sen. Adam Schiff, are planning to vote on restricting Trump's military power.
Key Facts
- Colombian President Gustavo Petro expressed concern over tensions in the Caribbean involving the U.S.
- A boat allegedly carrying Colombians was bombed in the Caribbean.
- Petro accused the U.S. of waging a war for oil.
- He called for intervention from Latin American and international communities.
- U.S. Senator Adam Schiff plans to vote on legislation limiting Trump's military power.
- Democrats and Senator Rand Paul are working to check Trump's assertion of war powers.
