On December 5, local time, Colombian Foreign Minister Rosa Villavicencio stated that Colombia resolutely opposes any suggestion of using military force within its territory. Villavicencio stated in a statement: “Any country carrying out armed action within another country's territory without its express consent will directly violate the Charter of the United Nations and the basic principles of maintaining international peace and stability.” She stressed that Colombia is deeply concerned about the gradual “normalization” of unauthorized extraterritorial military operations, which have caused dozens of deaths and injuries in the Caribbean and Pacific.

On December 5, local time, Colombian Foreign Minister Rosa Villavicencio stated that Colombia resolutely opposes any suggestion of using military force within its territory. Villavicencio stated in a statement: “Any country carrying out armed action within another country's territory without its express consent will directly violate the Charter of the United Nations and the basic principles of maintaining international peace and stability.” She stressed that Colombia is deeply concerned about the gradual “normalization” of unauthorized extraterritorial military operations, which have caused dozens of deaths and injuries in the Caribbean and Pacific.