RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - Two explosions at the airport of Cúcuta, Colombia, left at least three dead, in what the government of Iván Duque described as terrorist acts.
The explosions occurred within almost an hour, and "there are remains of two uniformed men", according to the journalist's testimony at the scene. The third fatality is one of the attackers.
Through Twitter, President Iván Duque repudiated "the terrorist attack" and ordered "immediate actions to find those responsible for this attack".
Defense Minister Diego Molano said that the first detonation was recorded at 5:45 a.m. Colombia . . .
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