Four explosive devices were deactivated this Saturday by soldiers from the Tenth Brigade in Pailitas (south of Cesar). The explosive charges were hidden in a road of the San Isidro sidewalk.
According to information from the National Army, the artifacts would have been installed by members of the organized armed group (GAO), of the ELN.
After cordoning off the area, the Mars Group of the First Division, activated the security protocols to carry out the destruction of the explosive charges in a controlled manner, without causing collateral damage, thus safeguarding the humanity and integrity of the community and the Public Force.
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“The Tenth Brigade rejects the use of this type of improvised explosive devices, since this violates human rights and transgresses international humanitarian law due to the use of unconventional means and methods of warfare,” the Army detailed in a statement.
Meanwhile, the Marte Group of the First Division stressed that it is going to file the corresponding complaints with the competent authorities.
The corridor to Catatumbo is covered and they maintain joint tasks with the Police to guarantee the tranquility of the areas
pailitas It is the municipality of Cesar where the largest number of attacks was recorded in the framework of the armed strike recently decreed by the Eln.
The territory was seriously affected by the explosion of the Trujillo bridge, a key section of the Ruta del Sol, which complicated mobility with the interior of the country and the Caribbean region.
On February 27, the Minister of the Interior, Daniel Palacios, offered a reward of 100 million pesos for information that would identify and capture the members of the Eln, the Front Camilo Torres, Who would be responsible for the attacks?
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Within the rewards another one of up to 30 million of pesos for whoever provides data on the whereabouts of alias ‘Goyo’, who would be the coordinator of the attacks in this area of the country.
According to the report delivered by the Government of Cesar, during the last few days, the military presence has exceeded more than a thousand uniformed personnel on the Ruta del Sol, who seek to prevent further acts of terror.
“It is increased from two to four platoons, reaching 160 uniformed of the Army with which the corridor to Catatumbo is covered and they maintain joint tasks with the Police to guarantee the tranquility of urban and rural areas”, stressed Andrés Meza Araújo, governor (e) of Cesar.
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