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Mexico City.- Federal Security Secretary Omar García Harfuch ruled out that organized crime seeks to attack U.S. authorities on the northern border with drones. The official explained in a press conference that the only drones linked to criminal organizations that have been detected or insured by security forces have been of a commercial nature and have been used in crimes in Mexican territory, for surveillance, small-scale drug transfers and mo…
By Verónica Calderón, CNN en Español Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum said Wednesday that she has no information about “new drones” flying over her country’s border with the United States and reiterated that her government maintains constant communication with U.S. authorities “within the framework of international relations.” Sheinbaum’s statements came one day after Steven Willoughby, director of the Unmanned Aircraft Systems Control Progra…
The president of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum, ruled out the presence of drones from criminal groups on the border with the United States. From Palacio Nacional, she said that there is so far permanent collaboration on security and migration issues with the U.S. President’s government, Donald Trump. “There is no information on new drones that are currently on the border. Remember that there is the operation border with 10,000 elements of the Nation…
The head of the Secretariat of the Navy, Raymundo Pedro Morales Ángeles, ruled out the presence of drones operated by criminal groups on the border with the United States. At the morning conference of President Claudia Sheinbaum , the Admiral explained that “the drones that use crime are commercial, for recreation, and have been used in some areas for criminal uses, but it has not been detected that such drones are on the border.” Meanwhile, She…
On July 23, 2025, President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo denied what officials from the Trump administration had said the day before, warning that drug cartels in Mexico were deploying tens of thousands of drone flights along the border for illicit purposes each year, and it was only a matter of time before they would use such unmanned vehicles… Source
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