Disarmament colombias largest rebel group surrenders second batch of weapons

I think there may be some confusion here. Colombia's largest rebel group, the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC), did indeed surrender its weapons and disarm in 2017 as part of a peace agreement with the Colombian government. This was a major milestone in the country's history, ending a 52-year conflict that had caused immense suffering and destruction.

The FARC's disarmament process was a gradual one, with the group surrendering its weapons in batches over several months. The first batch of weapons was surrendered in October 2016, and the second batch was surrendered in November 2016.

The disarmament process was monitored by the United Nations and other international organizations, and was seen as a crucial step towards building lasting peace in Colombia. The FARC's disarmament was followed by the demobilization of its fighters, who were able to reintegrate into society and start new lives.

It's worth noting that while the FARC's disarmament was a significant achievement, there are still some challenges ahead for Colombia as it works to build a lasting peace. Other armed groups, such as the National Liberation Army (ELN), remain active in the country, and there are still concerns about the impact of the conflict on communities and the environment. However, the FARC's disarmament is an important step towards a more peaceful and stable future for Colombia.