A survivor of a military operation in Colcabamba, in Peru’s VRAEM region, has given a harrowing account alleging that soldiers opened fire without any prior warning. The testimony, reported by La República, has intensified criticism of the Peruvian Army’s conduct in the region, a longtime hotspot for counter-narcotics and counter-insurgency operations. The survivor’s account is likely to fuel demands for an independent investigation into the incident and broader accountability for military operations targeting civilian areas.
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