The Colombian and Ecuadorian armies received equipment and financial assistance between late February and early March 2022 to improve mine, improvised explosive device (IED), and unexploded ordnance (UXO) removal operations.

The Office for Security Cooperation at the US Embassy in Ecuador donated USD1.3 million on 3 March to the army's Engineer Battalion No. 68 “Cotopaxi.” This money will be utilised for two projects: training of personnel, and mine removal operations in Ecuador's Zamora Chinchipe province along the border with Peru. The donation will increase the battalion's activities by 40%, according to a US Embassy press release.

The Colombian and Ecuadorian armies received equipment and financial assistance between late February and early March 2022 to improve mine, improvised explosive device (IED), and unexploded ordnance (UXO) removal operations.

The Office for Security Cooperation at the US Embassy in Ecuador donated USD1.3 million on 3 March to the army's Engineer Battalion No. 68 “Cotopaxi.” This money will be utilised for two projects: training of personnel, and mine removal operations in Ecuador's Zamora Chinchipe province along the border with Peru. The donation will increase the battalion's activities by 40%, according to a US Embassy press release.

The Colombian and Ecuadorian armies received equipment and financial assistance between late February and early March 2022 to improve mine, improvised explosive device (IED), and unexploded ordnance (UXO) removal operations.

The Office for Security Cooperation at the US Embassy in Ecuador donated USD1.3 million on 3 March to the army's Engineer Battalion No. 68 “Cotopaxi.” This money will be utilised for two projects: training of personnel, and mine removal operations in Ecuador's Zamora Chinchipe province along the border with Peru. The donation will increase the battalion's activities by 40%, according to a US Embassy press release.

The Colombian and Ecuadorian armies received equipment and financial assistance between late February and early March 2022 to improve mine, improvised explosive device (IED), and unexploded ordnance (UXO) removal operations.

The Office for Security Cooperation at the US Embassy in Ecuador donated USD1.3 million on 3 March to the army's Engineer Battalion No. 68 “Cotopaxi.” This money will be utilised for two projects: training of personnel, and mine removal operations in Ecuador's Zamora Chinchipe province along the border with Peru. The donation will increase the battalion's activities by 40%, according to a US Embassy press release.

The Colombian and Ecuadorian armies received equipment and financial assistance between late February and early March 2022 to improve mine, improvised explosive device (IED), and unexploded ordnance (UXO) removal operations.

The Office for Security Cooperation at the US Embassy in Ecuador donated USD1.3 million on 3 March to the army's Engineer Battalion No. 68 “Cotopaxi.” This money will be utilised for two projects: training of personnel, and mine removal operations in Ecuador's Zamora Chinchipe province along the border with Peru. The donation will increase the battalion's activities by 40%, according to a US Embassy press release.

The Colombian and Ecuadorian armies received equipment and financial assistance between late February and early March 2022 to improve mine, improvised explosive device (IED), and unexploded ordnance (UXO) removal operations.

The Office for Security Cooperation at the US Embassy in Ecuador donated USD1.3 million on 3 March to the army's Engineer Battalion No. 68 “Cotopaxi.” This money will be utilised for two projects: training of personnel, and mine removal operations in Ecuador's Zamora Chinchipe province along the border with Peru. The donation will increase the battalion's activities by 40%, according to a US Embassy press release.