Trump, Colombia's Petro Discuss 'Disagreements' in Phone Call Amid Tensions

• US President Donald Trump and Colombian President Gustavo Petro held a phone call to discuss bilateral relations and existing 'disagreements'.
• The call follows Trump's recent comment suggesting a US military operation against Colombia's government "sounds good" to him.
• Trump stated Petro called to explain the drug situation and other disagreements, expressing appreciation for the tone and looking forward to a meeting in Washington.
• Petro confirmed the call, requesting a restart of dialogue between the two countries, with his office describing the conversation as "cordial" and "respectful."
• Relations have been frosty, with Trump accusing Petro's administration of enabling cocaine flow and the US imposing sanctions in October.

Why It Matters: Trump and Petro held a "cordial" call to address strained US-Colombia relations and drug disagreements.