哥伦比亚国防部强烈谴责反政府武装绑架军人

Core Points - The Colombian Ministry of Defense strongly condemned the kidnapping of 57 soldiers by the anti-government armed group "Carlos Patino" in the southwestern Cauca province [1] - "Carlos Patino" is a splinter group of the main faction of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC), known as the Central General Staff [1] - The Colombian government signed a peace agreement with FARC in 2016, ending a conflict that lasted for half a century, with FARC disarming and transforming into a political party in 2017 [1] - However, some members opposed this transition and formed splinter groups, including the Central General Staff [1]