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Two Colombian Air Force planes sent to the US to bring out the exiled migrants have landed in the capital Bogota.

The migrants were on US military flights to Colombia on Sunday, when Columbian President Gustavo Petro stopped the US military aircraft from landing, arguing that those people on the board were being treated like criminals.

Donaldatump took the two countries to the verge of a trade war after threatening to impose a 25% tariff on Colombian goods and Petro said that he would retaliate kindly.

The diplomat of the two countries reached a deal, which has been seen that Colombia sent his own air force aircraft to gather migrants, a process that Petro said that they were treated “with dignity” Was.

“They are Colombians, independent and distinguished, and in their homeland where they are loved,” they have written on X.

He also posted pictures of migrants who landed on the plane without handcuffs.

Treatment of exempted on American military flights is at the center of the spat between the two governments.

Colombia has accepted exile flights from the US in the past: In 2024, 124 aircraft launched the migrants exempted from the US into the country.

But in one of its posts on X on Sunday, Petro mentioned a news video that shown exile from the US to Brazil, who were handcuffed and their legs were stopped during exile flight.

The Colombian leader said that he would never allow Colombians to handcuffs on flights “.

American military aircraft refused to refuse Petro to offend President Trump, who campaigned on the promise of removing illegal migrants from the US through “large -scale exile”.

Trump instructed his administration to slap 25% tariffs on all Colombian goods coming to the US “immediately”, which he said that he would increase by 50% after a week.

He also imposed visa restrictions and other restrictions, which many obs

US State Department spokesman Tammy Bruce told Fox News on Monday that “it was about reminding Colombia that if you go against your agreements, those things you promise, then the price of payment is the price is “.

The US embassy in Bogota canceled hundreds of visa appointments on Monday and Tuesday.

Associated Press reported that letters were handed over to the Colombians who reached the gates, who were canceling them, “the Associated Press reported the Colombian government’s refusal to accept the colombian government’s repatriation flights.

US officials had earlier stated that the visa ban would not be lifted until the migrants who were returned on Sunday came to Colombia.

Neither the US nor the Colombian government has provided details of the deal that has defined the situation.

White House Press Secretary Karolin Lewit wrote in a statement that “the Columbia government has agreed to all the conditions of President Trump, including unrestricted approval of all illegal aliens from Colombia, which returned from the United States, including Americans Military aircraft are included, without any limits or delays “.

Meanwhile, Colombian Foreign Minister Luis Gilberto Murillo said the “deadlock” with Washington was “removed”.

Murillo said that his government would continue to receive columbians in “dignified circumstances”.

It is not currently clear whether Columbia would continue to send Air Force aircraft to the US to gather deported migrants or if two flights on Tuesday were united.

The Central American and South American leaders are expected to discuss how to deal with the migration policy of Trump administration at a summit convened by Honduras in view of Columbia-US Spat.

President Petro has already confirmed his presence.