Colombia’s President Feared a U.S. Attack. Then Trump Called.
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In early January 2026, tensions rose between the U.S. and Colombia after President Trump stated military action against Colombia "sounds good" and criticized President Petro. Petro responded by calling for public demonstrations and expressing concern about a potential U.S. attack in an interview with The New York Times. Subsequently, Trump initiated a phone call with Petro that lasted approximately one hour. Following the call, Trump posted on social media that it was a "Great Honor" to speak with Petro, who had called to discuss disagreements. Trump stated he appreciated Petro's call and tone and looked forward to meeting him. The call appeared to de-escalate the crisis.
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