Mexico City – Stating that the Trump administration was considering drone attacks against cartels, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum reiterated its opposition to such military actions.
“We don’t agree with any intervention or intervention, Shein Sheinbaum said at the Daily Morning News conference to journalists on Tuesday. “This was very clear: we coordinated, we cooperate, [but] We are not of course, and there is no confusion in these actions. “
The president’s comments argue that the various reports, which re -confirm their already mentioned views on the sensitive issue, can consider the air strikes of the Trump administration’s cartel targets and that the administration is ready to act unilaterally if Washington does not secure Mexican support.
On Tuesday, NBC News, existing and former US officials, said that the Trump administration weighed drone strikes in Mexico in Mexico.
The Trump White House identified the six Mexican cartel as foreign terrorist organizations, which is a movement that Mexico opposes the voice. Many of Mexico have seen appointments as carrying the United States to the first military strike in neighboring Mexico for more than a century.
Authorities, Sheinbaum’un military and central intelligence agency surveillance flights to accelerate to collect intelligence on cartel operations, he said.
However, military strikes will probably exceed a red line and trigger a sharp deterioration in US-Mexican relations, and experts may cause cooperation in the fight against illegal migration and drug trafficking and other-border problems.
“Unilateral US strikes on Mexico will be destructive for bilateral relations and damage the goal of fighting drug cartels, Gust
“The Mexican government would face a tremendous internal pressure to respond to the most powerful terms, including the breakdown of diplomatic relations with the US and the collapse of bilateral cooperation in migration and security, as well as other issues with the United States.
The US intervention is a very sensitive issue in a country of California, including California, in the 1846-48 Mexican-American War, which was seen as an act of US imperial aggression. Mexico also, the military occupation of the 1914 USA of Veracruz Port and the revolutionary leader of Mexican Gen. Francisco endured the 20th century attacks, including the 1916-17 expedition, which failed to capture the Villa.
Although drone strikes will undoubtedly produce kinetic optics supported by President Trump, experts question their use against Mexican cartels – extremely atomized operations that often produce hidden drugs in primitive laboratories that can be easily replaced.
Sheinbaum gained widespread praise abroad and abroad for the “cool -headed” talks in the controversial issue of the Trump administration and the controversial number of tariffs. The White House applied tasks about automobiles, steel and aluminum imports from Mexico, but Trump’s first White House continued the free trade regime of the United States-Mexico-Canada agreement signed in 2020 during the first White House period.
However, Trump also accused Mexico that Mexico is essentially ruled by cartels – – a claim rejected by Sheinbaum, who said he would defend Mexico’s sovereignty against “land, sea or air and violations”.
Under the leadership of Sheinbaum, Mexico, who took office in October, accelerated the actions against organized crimes, arrested the points of alleged smugglers, made record busts of Fentanil and other illegal drugs and expressed 29 transportation to the United States to try 29. His predecessor and mentor, former president Andrés Manuel López Obrador’un “Mexican anti-caba reduces the coordination of US-Mexico and has not received a more aggressive stance on the large areas of Mexico territory,” Bullets Not Bullet “approach quietly criticized for the more aggressive stance.
Trump praised Sheinbaum’s actions and said to him, “A wonderful woman.” However, the US president still insisted that the US had to “war” against drug cartels.
Special reporter Cecilia Sánchez Vidal contributed to this report.
