A significant blow has been dealt to an armed group as Naín Andrés Pérez, known as "Bendito Menor," was killed during a joint operation by the Colombian Army and Police. The group acknowledged the death of its leader, characterizing the operation as a substantial setback. Despite this loss, the organization has publicly stated there will be no retaliatory actions. This announcement is particularly notable within the context of ongoing peace negotiations and efforts to de-escalate conflict in the region. The news was reported by La Silla Vacía, a Colombian news outlet known for its in-depth political analysis. The group's decision to forgo retaliation could signal a potential shift in strategy or a commitment to dialogue. Further developments are anticipated as authorities assess the impact of Pérez’s death on the group's future activities.