Colombian government introduces law to regulate drones after attacks leave 328 victims

The Colombian national government has formally introduced legislation to regulate the use of drones following a surge in attacks by illegal armed groups. According to official reports, these aerial devices have been responsible for 328 casualties, including both civilians and military personnel, over the past two years.

The proposed law aims to address the security threat posed by the weaponization of unmanned aerial vehicles. The initiative follows a period of heightened concern regarding the impact of these tactics on national stability and public safety.