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Key context Many of these attacks are tied to: FARC dissidents ELN guerrillas Drug-trafficking armed groups Southwestern Colombia (Cauca, Valle del Cauca) is currently the most affected region.

10. August 2025 – Car bomb & drone attacks (Cali & Antioquia) Vehicle bomb at a military base + drone attack on helicopter. Multiple fatalities; labeled terrorist acts by government.

10 recent terror attacks on Colombia 🇨🇴: Thread 🧵 1. April 25, 2026 – Cajibío (Cauca) bus bombing (TODAY / latest) 13 killed, 30+ injured after explosives hit a civilian bus on the Pan-American Highway. Blamed on FARC dissident groups.

Colombia has experienced a significant number of terrorist attacks and related violence in the last 10 years (roughly 2016–2026), primarily from leftist guerrilla groups like the ELN (National Liberation Army), FARC dissidents (who rejected the 2016 peace deal), and other armed factions involved in drug trafficking, extortion, and territorial control.414 Violence decreased after the 2016 FARC peace agreement but has resurged since around 2024–2025, driven by disputes over coca production, illegal mining, and other criminal economies. Attacks often target security forces, infrastructure, and civilians, using car bombs, grenades, drones with explosives, and ambushes. Massacres, kidnappings, and assassinations of social leaders and politicians are also common.1117 Notable Terrorist Attacks (2016–2026) Here are some of the most prominent incidents: •June 17, 2017: Centro Andino bombing (Bogotá) — A bomb exploded in a women’s restroom at an upscale shopping mall in a tourist area, killing 3 people (including a French woman) and injuring 9. The perpetrators remain unknown; it was widely condemned as terrorism.37 •January 27, 2018: Attacks on police stations — ELN threw hand grenades at stations in Barranquilla and Santa Rosa del Sur, killing 7 officers and 1 perpetrator.4 •January 17, 2019: Bogotá car bombing — ELN carried out a major vehicle-borne IED attack at the General Santander National Police Academy, killing 22 (including the bomber) and injuring ~68. This was one of the deadliest attacks in Bogotá in years and halted peace talks.57 In the mid-2020s, violence escalated with FARC dissident groups (e.g., Estado Mayor Central/EMC or “Mordisco” faction) and ELN clashes: •2025 waves of attacks — Multiple incidents, including bombings and shootings in southwestern Colombia (Cauca, Valle del Cauca). Examples include June 2025 attacks on police stations and buildings in Cali and nearby areas (at least 7 killed).51 •August 21, 2025: Twin attacks — A truck/car bomb near a military airbase in Cali killed 6 and injured >60. The same day, a drone/explosive attack downed a police helicopter in Antioquia, killing 12 officers. Attributed to FARC dissidents (EMC and others).5227 •Ongoing 2025–2026: Catatumbo clashes and massacres — ELN offensive against FARC dissidents (e.g., 33rd Front) in Norte de Santander led to dozens–over 100 killed, mass displacements (tens of thousands), and humanitarian crisis. Includes attacks on civilians, security forces, and rivals.2511 •April 2026: Bomb attack in Cali — Device(s) at a military base wounded at least 1; suspected FARC dissidents.18 Other patterns include assassinations (e.g., Senator Miguel Uribe in 2025), drone bombings, attacks on infrastructure, and hundreds of incidents annually against police/military.14 Broader Context •Perpetrators: Mainly ELN (~6,000 members) and FARC dissidents (~5,000), plus groups like Clan del Golfo. They use terrorism for territorial control rather than broad ideological goals.14 •Trends: Terror incidents rose in 2024–2025 (e.g., 442 in 2025 per some counts). Massacres and civilian harm increased, with record displacements.53 •Government response: Military operations, airstrikes, and “Total Peace” negotiations (some suspended after attacks). Violence persists in rural areas like Cauca, Catatumbo, and Chocó.11 For the absolute latest or specific incidents, check sources like Indepaz (tracks massacres), Colombian government reports, or international monitors like HRW/OCHA, as the situation evolves rapidly with elections and ongoing conflicts. Travel advisories note risks of terrorism, especially in certain regions.15

EXPLOSIVE ATTACK 🧨: At least 13 people are killed and 17 injured in western Colombia 🇨🇴 according to police.

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