The United States said it would revoke Colombian President Gustavo Petro's visa after he took to New York's streets on Friday in a pro-Palestinian demonstration and urged U.S. soldiers to disobey President Donald Trump's orders.
Dövlət Departamenti X.-də yazıb: "Petronun ehtiyatsız və qızışdırıcı hərəkətlərinə görə onun vizasını ləğv edəcəyik".
Petro, Colombia's first leftist president and a vocal opponent of Israel's war in Gaza, hit out at Trump in his speech to the U.N. General Assembly on Tuesday, saying the U.S. leader was "complicit in genocide" in Gaza and calling for "criminal proceedings" over U.S. missile attacks on suspected drug-running boats in Caribbean waters.
Birləşmiş Ştatlar Kolumbiyanın əsas ticarət tərəfdaşıdır və narkotiklərin qanunsuz dövriyyəsi ilə mübarizədə ən böyük müttəfiqidir, lakin ABŞ-Kolumbiya münasibətləri Trampın yanvar ayında vəzifəyə qayıtmasından qısa müddət sonra, Petro Trump-ın immiqrasiya repressiyasında deportasiya edilənləri daşıyan hərbi uçuşları qəbul etməkdən imtina etdikdən sonra pis başladı.
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