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The National Army deactivated a dangerous explosive charge installed by the José Antonio Galán Front of the ELN in the Carrizal village, municipality of Segovia, in the northeast of Antioquia.
During the intervention of an intelligence operation, the uniformed officers found two charges of cylinder-type explosives and four cylinders conditioned as launching ramps, all ready to detonate and cause serious damage to the civilian population.
These devices, if they had exploded, would have posed a deadly threat, especially to peace signatories residing in the area.
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The Explosives and Demolitions Group (EXDE) of the National Army destroyed the devices in a controlled manner, thus neutralizing the imminent danger.
After the successful operation, the troops carried out an exhaustive inspection of the area to ensure that there were no more explosives in the area, guaranteeing the safety of the inhabitants of Carrizal.
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This operation highlights the constant threat of illegal armed groups in northeast Antioquia, which continue to sow terror among the civilian population.
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How does the Army plan to enhance community cooperation in intelligence gathering to prevent future threats?
**Interview with Captain Laura Mejía, Army Spokesperson**
**Editor:** Good afternoon, Captain Mejía. Thank you for joining us to discuss the recent deactivation of an ELN explosive charge in Segovia by the Army.
**Captain Mejía:** Thank you for having me. It’s important to shed light on this situation.
**Editor:** Can you explain the significance of the Army’s action in Segovia?
**Captain Mejía:** Certainly. The deactivation of the explosive charge is crucial not only for the safety of residents in Segovia but also for the broader efforts to combat terrorism and ensure public security. These actions weaken the capabilities of the ELN, which is critical for maintaining peace in the region.
**Editor:** What can you tell us about the nature of the explosive charge and how it was discovered?
**Captain Mejía:** The explosive charge was identified through intelligence operations that have been ongoing in the area. Our troops work closely with local communities to gather information that leads to such discoveries. In this case, the charge was found in a secluded location, and specialized units were deployed to safely deactivate it.
**Editor:** How does this operation fit into the Army’s broader strategy against the ELN and other similar groups?
**Captain Mejía:** This operation is part of a sustained campaign to dismantle criminal organizations like the ELN. Our strategy involves not only direct action, such as disabling explosive devices, but also community outreach and intelligence gathering. The goal is to create an environment where citizens feel safe and know that they can trust the Army to protect them.
**Editor:** Captain Mejía, what message would you like to convey to the residents of Segovia?
**Captain Mejía:** I’d like to assure the people of Segovia that the Army is committed to their safety and well-being. We encourage them to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activities. Together, we can work towards a safer and more secure future for everyone.
**Editor:** Thank you for your insights, Captain Mejía. It’s reassuring to hear about the ongoing efforts to keep our communities safe.
**Captain Mejía:** Thank you for having me. It’s vital that the public stays informed and engaged in these matters.
