A drone attack in Colombia kills at least three soldiers, according to the army and local authorities. CBS News and the Winnipeg Free Press both report the death toll as three or more, with the Winnipeg Free Press specifying at least three.
The Colombian army says the attack is carried out by suspected guerrillas. The Independent and the Winnipeg Free Press both describe local attribution to the rebel National Liberation Army (ELN), while CBS News focuses on the army’s statement rather than naming the group. CBS also reports that recently elected President Abelardo de la Espriella condemns the attack.
Across outlets, the accounts align on the core facts: a drone is used, soldiers are killed, and responsibility is attributed to suspected guerrillas, with the ELN cited by at least one outlet. Differences are mainly in emphasis—some sources highlight the army’s account, others highlight local attribution and political reaction—rather than conflicting on the incident’s outcome or general circumstances.
