On July 4, 2025, the National Liberation Army (ELN), a guerrilla group in Colombia, carried out a series of coordinated attacks to mark its 61st anniversary. These actions included setting fire to three cargo trucks on the road to Buenaventura, installing flags and propaganda in Cauca along the Pan-American Highway between Popayán and Cali, and placing explosive cylinders and graffiti in various locations along key transportation corridors. In Calamar, Guaviare, a motorcycle bomb attack injured nine people, including three civilians and six military personnel, causing material damage. The Colombian Army confirmed its control over some affected areas and linked the attacks to the same group responsible for a recent massacre involving eight victims. The incidents caused fear among local communities and travelers, who reported being threatened at checkpoints by armed ELN members. State intelligence agencies have identified these attacks as part of the ELN’s planned activities to commemorate its founding. The events underscore the group’s continued territorial influence and operational capabilities across multiple regions in Colombia.