哥伦比亚副总统何塞·曼努埃尔·雷斯特雷波表示，美国的支持意味着提供情报和技术支持，而非派遣地面部队
2026年9月25日 美国东部时间下午2:44 / 福克斯新闻
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哥伦比亚副总统解释美哥安全伙伴关系将如何运作
哥伦比亚副总统何塞·曼努埃尔·雷斯特雷波告诉福克斯新闻数字频道，他的政府支持唐纳德·特朗普总统新组建的区域安全联盟，但他表示，在哥伦比亚境内开展行动的将是哥伦比亚军队，而非美军。
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联合国电——哥伦比亚副总统何塞·曼努埃尔·雷斯特雷波表示，哥伦比亚支持特朗普推动组建的西半球新安全联盟，但他明确划定了美军在哥伦比亚境内的角色范围，告诉福克斯新闻数字频道，针对该国武装组织的行动将由哥伦比亚军队而非美军执行。
雷斯特雷波是在与特朗普和其他地区领导人参加联合国大会期间在纽约举行的美洲之盾会议后数日，接受福克斯新闻数字频道的镜头采访时作出上述表述的。特朗普在此次会议上将该倡议称为“西半球有史以来规模最大、实力最强的经济和国家安全联盟”。
特朗普呼吁成员国将他所称的“贩毒恐怖分子”视为共同威胁，并对美国认定的恐怖组织实施制裁。
雷斯特雷波表示，他亲自与特朗普讨论了该地区不断变化的政治和安全格局。哥伦比亚的政治转向正值整个拉美地区更广泛的政治重组之际，随着德拉埃斯普列利亚6月胜选，哥伦比亚加入了阿根廷、智利、厄瓜多尔、玻利维亚和巴拿马等右转国家的行列，这在一定程度上源于选民对犯罪、经济疲软和政治不稳定的担忧。
特朗普盟友“老虎”宣誓就职哥伦比亚新总统，拉美大陆整体右转
President Donald Trump, center, Dominican Republic President Luis Abinader, second from left, Argentina's President Javier Milei, El Salvador's President Nayib Bukele, Guyana's President Mohamed Irfaan Ali, Costa Rica's President Rodrigo Chaves Robles, Bolivia's President Rodrigo Paz and Chile's President-elect Jose Antonio Kast pose for a family photo during the Shield of the Americas" Summit in Doral, Fla., on Saturday, March 7, 2026.(Kevin Lamarque/Reuters)
“现在有一股自由浪潮、民主浪潮和自由市场浪潮……该地区迎来了新的发展势头，我们必须利用好这一势头。这就是我对特朗普总统说的话，”雷斯特雷波告诉福克斯新闻数字频道，“如果我们想要维持和保护本地区的民主，美洲之盾将是实现这一目标的最佳契机。”
当被问及特朗普对他说了什么时，雷斯特雷波表示，总统对此表示赞同，并表达了对哥伦比亚总统阿韦拉多·德拉埃斯普列利亚的尊重。
“哥伦比亚是一个新的合作伙伴。在我看来，它是美国在该地区最重要的合作伙伴之一，”雷斯特雷波说。
这一伙伴关系已经在打击贩毒和武装团体的斗争中接受考验。
白宫强调在船只袭击事件中，美国从贩毒集团遭遇的伤亡率出现“有史以来最大幅度”下降
A police officer stands guard on a street following a military operation against the drug-related armed group Conquering Self Defense Forces of the Sierra Nevada (ACSN) in Santa Marta, Colombia on September 23, 2026. Colombia's President Abelardo de la Espriella sent troops into Santa Marta after an armed group attacked shops and burnt vehicles across the Caribbean city, he announced on September 22, 2026. The chaos followed an earlier announcement by the president that authorities had killed 13 members of the self-styled Conquering Self Defense Forces of the Sierra Nevada (ACSN), an armed group which controls cocaine trafficking routes.(Marco Perdomo / AFP via Getty Images)
8月，美国国防部长皮特·赫格斯表示，哥伦比亚已批准“开展联合军事行动以摧毁恐怖分子和恐怖网络”，并告诉记者，华盛顿方面讨论了对包括被美国列为恐怖组织的民族解放军（ELN）以及哥伦比亚革命武装力量残余势力在内的组织实施联合打击的可能性。
据路透社报道，当被问及是否预计会开展此类行动时，赫格斯表示：“被列为恐怖组织的实体，在伙伴政府的配合下，将成为美国政府的合法打击目标”，包括在哥伦比亚境内。
但当福克斯新闻数字频道追问美哥联合打击是否仍是选项时，雷斯特雷波似乎缩小了美国直接参与的范围。
“美国在安全方面帮助我们，在情报方面帮助我们，在技术方面帮助我们，但在那些地区采取行动的将是哥伦比亚的公共安全部队，”他说。
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Colombian president Abelardo De La Espriella takes part during an event announcing the new military chiefs for his government at the Jose Maria Cordova Military Cadets Academy in Bogota, Colombia August 26, 2026.(Sebastian Barros/Long Visual Press/Universal Images Group via Getty Images)
当被特别问及哥伦比亚是否会部署“地面部队”时，雷斯特雷波回应道：“我们将派出我们的部队，我们的公共安全部队前往现场。”
此次更强硬的姿态正值哥伦比亚面临武装团体和贩毒团伙再度引发的暴力之际。本周，德拉埃斯普列利亚下令军队进驻圣玛尔塔，此前参与贩毒的非法武装组织“内华达山脉征服自卫队”为报复其一名高级领导人被杀，发动了“武装袭击”，实施威胁、设置路障并发动攻击，导致商店关门、公共交通中断。据哥伦比亚总统府消息，已有超过500名士兵和600名警察被部署到该地区。
新政府还试图扭转前总统古斯塔沃·佩特罗的“全面和平”政策，该政策曾寻求与多个武装组织进行谈判。德拉埃斯普列利亚就职前宣布，他将废除该政策的关键内容，并重新启动对非法武装组织成员的逮捕令。
雷斯特雷波进一步指责前政府制造了“有罪不罚的氛围”，并称新政府打算对抗其认定为恐怖组织的团体。
美国与美洲之盾谴责“持续企图颠覆玻利维亚当选总统”的行为，该国正陷入动乱
Firefighters extinguish a fire in a burnt truck following a military operation by the Colombian Army against the drug-related armed group Conquering Self Defense Forces of the Sierra Nevada (ACSN) in Santa Marta, Colombia on September 22, 2026. Colombia's President Abelardo de la Espriella sent troops into Santa Marta after an armed group attacked shops and burnt vehicles across the Caribbean city, he announced on September 22, 2026. The chaos followed an earlier announcement by the president that authorities had killed 13 members of the self-styled Conquering Self Defense Forces of the Sierra Nevada (ACSN), an armed group which controls cocaine trafficking routes.(Idinael Fernandez / AFP via Getty Images)
他表示，新政府就职时，哥伦比亚约30%的地区缺乏有效领土控制——福克斯新闻数字频道未对这一数字进行独立核实——并表示政府正通过加强安全部队、情报收集、毒品铲除和引渡等手段夺回这些地区。
雷斯特雷波还认为，同样的安全辩论也应延伸至联合国。本周，哥伦比亚在联合国大会的发言中呼吁改革，并就恐怖主义达成国际定义。联合国自2006年以来一直拥有全球反恐战略，但数十年来成员国未能就一项定义恐怖主义的全面国际公约达成一致。
哥伦比亚外交部周四还宣布，该国已暂停与伊朗的所有外交关系。
“这一主权决定符合指导政府外交政策的支柱，即国家和半球安全以及打击跨国犯罪，同时考虑到伊朗政府与威胁该国安全的国际恐怖组织和其他贩毒恐怖组织之间的所谓关联，”哥伦比亚外交部在X平台发布的声明中写道。
梅拉尼娅·特朗普的祖国领导人抨击联合国“双重标准”，特朗普的承诺被披露
Colombian Vice President Jose Manuel Restrepo attends a Shield of the Americas event on the sidelines of the 81st United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in New York City, US, September 22, 2026.(Kylie Cooper/Reuters)
“我认为现在是联合国反思自身未来的时刻，”雷斯特雷波告诉福克斯新闻数字频道，他呼吁提高效率和效力，并就恐怖主义问题达成国际共识。
“实现和平是联合国的主要目标之一，而实现和平的唯一途径就是对抗恐怖主义，”他说，他认为各国需要加强情报共享、司法合作和协调行动。
秘书长安东尼奥·古特雷斯将于年底离任，雷斯特雷波表示，这一过渡可能为联合国提供改革的机会。
“我认为联合国迎来了新的时刻，必须抓住这个机会，”他说。
雷斯特雷波补充道，联合国还需要解决他所说的人权标准适用不一致的问题。
“人权适用于所有人，无论政治考量如何，”雷斯特雷波说，“意识形态不能决定我们将对谁适用或不适用人权。”
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‘Wave of freedom’ sweeps Latin America as Trump ally takes fight to Marxist terror group
Vice President José Manuel Restrepo said US support means intelligence and technology, not boots on the ground
September 25, 2026 2:44pm EDT / Fox News
By Efrat Lachter
Colombia VP explains how US-Colombia security partnership will operate
Colombian Vice President José Manuel Restrepo told Fox News Digital his government supports President Donald Trump’s new regional security alliance, but said Colombian forces — not U.S. troops — will carry out operations inside the country.
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UNITED NATIONS —Colombian Vice President José Manuel Restrepo said his country is embracing President Donald Trump’s push for a new security alliance across the Western Hemisphere, but drew a clear line on the role American forces would play inside Colombia, telling Fox News Digital that Colombian troops — not U.S. forces — will carry out operations against the country’s armed groups.
Restrepo spoke with Fox News Digital in an on-camera interview days after joining Trump and other regional leaders at a Shield of the Americas meeting on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly in New York, whereTrump called the initiative the “largest and most powerful alliance for economic and national security ever to convene in the Western Hemisphere.”
Trump urged members to treat what he called “narco terrorists” as common threats and impose sanctions on U.S.-designated terrorist organizations.
Restrepo said he personally discussed the region’s changing political and security landscape with Trump. The shift in Colombia comes amid a broader political realignment across Latin America, with De La Espriella’s June victory adding Colombia to a group of countries including Argentina, Chile, Ecuador, Bolivia and Panama that have moved to the right, fueled in part by voter concerns over crime, economic weakness and political instability.
TRUMP ALLY ‘EL TIGRE’ SWORN IN AS COLOMBIA’S NEW PRESIDENT AMID CONTINENT’S RIGHTWARD SHIFT
President Donald Trump, center, Dominican Republic President Luis Abinader, second from left, Argentina’s President Javier Milei, El Salvador’s President Nayib Bukele, Guyana’s President Mohamed Irfaan Ali, Costa Rica’s President Rodrigo Chaves Robles, Bolivia’s President Rodrigo Paz and Chile’s President-elect Jose Antonio Kast pose for a family photo during the Shield of the Americas” Summit in Doral, Fla., on Saturday, March 7, 2026.(Kevin Lamarque/Reuters)
“There is a wave of freedom, a wave of democracy, a wave of free market. … There is a new momentum for the region and we have to take advantage of that momentum. That’s what I said to President Trump,” Restrepo told Fox News Digital. “If we want to keep and preserve democracy in the region, the Shield of the Americas is going to be the best opportunity to do it.”
Asked what Trump told him, Restrepo said the president agreed and expressed respect for Colombian President Abelardo De La Espriella.
“Colombia is a new partner. In my opinion, it’s one of the most important partners for the United States in the region,” Restrepo said.
That partnership is already being tested in the fight against drug trafficking and armed groups.
WHITE HOUSE HIGHLIGHTS ‘STEEPEST’ EVER DECLINE IN US CASUALTIES FROM CARTELS AMID BOAT STRIKES
A police officer stands guard on a street following a military operation against the drug-related armed group Conquering Self Defense Forces of the Sierra Nevada (ACSN) in Santa Marta, Colombia on September 23, 2026. Colombia’s President Abelardo de la Espriella sent troops into Santa Marta after an armed group attacked shops and burnt vehicles across the Caribbean city, he announced on September 22, 2026. The chaos followed an earlier announcement by the president that authorities had killed 13 members of the self-styled Conquering Self Defense Forces of the Sierra Nevada (ACSN), an armed group which controls cocaine trafficking routes.(Marco Perdomo / AFP via Getty Images)
In August, Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth said Colombia had authorized “joint military operations to destroy terrorists and terror networks” and told reporters that Washington had discussed possible joint strikes against groups including the National Liberation Army, or ELN, which the U.S. designates as a terrorist organization, and remnants of the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia.
“Designated terrorist organizations, with partnered governments, will be legitimate targets of the United States government,” including in Colombia, Hegseth said when asked whether such operations were expected, according to Reuters.
But when pressed by Fox News Digital on whether joint U.S.-Colombian strikes remained an option, Restrepo appeared to narrow the scope of direct American involvement.
“The United States helps us on security, helps us information, helps us on technology, but the public forces of Colombia are those who are going to act in those places,” he said.
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Colombian president Abelardo De La Espriella takes part during an event announcing the new military chiefs for his government at the Jose Maria Cordova Military Cadets Academy in Bogota, Colombia August 26, 2026.(Sebastian Barros/Long Visual Press/Universal Images Group via Getty Images)
Asked specifically whether Colombia would have the “boots on the ground,” Restrepo replied: “We will have our group, our public forces on the ground.”
The tougher posture comes as Colombia confronts renewed violence from armed and drug-trafficking groups. This week, De La Espriella ordered the military into Santa Marta after the Autodefensas Conquistadoras de la Sierra Nevada, an illegal armed group involved in drug trafficking, responded to the killing of one of its senior leaders with an “armed strike,” threats, roadblocks and attacks that left businesses shuttered and public transportation disrupted. More than 500 soldiers and 600 police officers were deployed, according to the Colombian presidency.
The new government is also seeking to reverse former President Gustavo Petro’s “total peace” policy, which pursued negotiations with several armed organizations. Before taking office, De La Espriella announced that he would dismantle key elements of the policy and reactivate arrest warrants against members of illegal armed groups.
Restrepo went further, accusing the former government of creating “the idea of impunity” and saying the new administration instead intends to confront groups it considers terrorists.
US, SHIELD OF THE AMERICAS CONDEMN ‘ONGOING EFFORTS’ TO OVERTHROW BOLIVIA’S ELECTED PRESIDENT AMID UNREST
Firefighters extinguish a fire in a burnt truck following a military operation by the Colombian Army against the drug-related armed group Conquering Self Defense Forces of the Sierra Nevada (ACSN) in Santa Marta, Colombia on September 22, 2026. Colombia’s President Abelardo de la Espriella sent troops into Santa Marta after an armed group attacked shops and burnt vehicles across the Caribbean city, he announced on September 22, 2026. The chaos followed an earlier announcement by the president that authorities had killed 13 members of the self-styled Conquering Self Defense Forces of the Sierra Nevada (ACSN), an armed group which controls cocaine trafficking routes.(Idinael Fernandez / AFP via Getty Images)
He said that when the new government took office, “around 30%” of Colombia’s regions lacked effective territorial control — a figure Fox News Digital has not independently verified — and said the administration was seeking to regain those areas through stronger security forces, intelligence gathering, drug eradication and extraditions.
Restrepo also argued that the same security debate should extend to the United Nations, where Colombia used its General Assembly address this week to call for reforms and an international definition of terrorism. The UN has had a global counterterrorism strategy since 2006, but member states have for decades failed to agree on a comprehensive international convention defining terrorism.
Colombia’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Thursday also announced that the country was suspending all diplomatic relations with Iran.
“This sovereign decision aligns with the pillars guiding the Government’s foreign policy regarding national and hemispheric security, as well as the fight against transnational crime, taking into account alleged links between the Iranian government and international terrorist groups and other narcoterrorist groups that threaten the country’s security,” the Ministry wrote in a statement posted to X.
MELANIA TRUMP’S HOME-COUNTRY LEADER RIPS UN ‘DOUBLE STANDARDS’ AS TRUMP PROMISE IS REVEALED
Colombian Vice President Jose Manuel Restrepo attends a Shield of the Americas event on the sidelines of the 81st United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in New York City, US, September 22, 2026.(Kylie Cooper/Reuters)
“I think this is a moment in which the United Nations have to reflect on its own future,” Restrepo told Fox News Digital, calling for greater efficiency and effectiveness as well as international agreement on terrorism.
“The only way to attain peace, which is one of the main objectives of the UN, is through confronting terrorism,” he said, arguing that countries need greater intelligence sharing, judicial cooperation and coordination.
With Secretary-General António Guterres set to leave office at the end of the year, Restrepo said the transition could offer the institution an opportunity to change.
“I think that the UN has a new moment and the UN has to take advantage of that opportunity,” he said.
Restrepo added that the institution also needed to address what he described as the inconsistent application of human rights standards.
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“Human rights should apply to all, regardless of political considerations,” Restrepo said. “Ideology cannot decide to whom we are going to apply or not human rights.”
Efrat (Effie) Lachter is a reporter for Fox News Digital with more than 15 years of experience covering conflict, global affairs, human rights and political accountability.She has directed and produced more than 200 documentary segments across more than 40 countries, documenting conflicts, humanitarian crises, corruption, human trafficking, gender-based violence and the human stories behind major world events.
Lachter’s reporting has taken her into conflict zones and crisis areas across the Middle East, Europe, Asia and Africa. Her work has included uncovering human trafficking networks, revealing an ISIS underground torture prison in Syria, documenting the war in Ukraineand interviewing senior political figures and world leaders. She was also among the Western journalists who entered Russia after the war began to bring testimonies from Putin’s opposition. Lachter is the recipient of the 2022 Peres Center for Peace Award and was a 2023–2024 Knight-Wallace Journalism Fellow at the University of Michigan. She also won two Rockower Awards for Excellence in Reporting. She holds a bachelor’s degree in communication and a master’s degree in political science.
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