BOGOTA, Colombia -- Colombian President Gustavo Petro ordered his nation's security forces Tuesday to stop sharing intelligence with the United States until the Trump administration stops its strikes on suspected drug traffickers in the Caribbean, as relations deteriorate between the nations that were once close partners in the fight against drug trafficking.

Petro wrote on X that "the fight against drugs must be subordinated to the human rights of the Caribbean people." It wasn't immediately clear what kind of information Colombia will stop sharing with the United States. The White House had no immediate response to Petro's latest statements.

At least 75 people have been killed by the U.S. military in strikes in international waters since August, according to figures supplied by the Tru

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