Russian Intelligence Service Claims Mexican Cartels Moving Into Europe, Working with Ukraine After U.S. Crackdown
6 Articles
6 Articles
Russian Intelligence Service Claims Mexican Cartels Moving into Europe, Working with Ukraine After U.S. Crackdown
The Russian Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) is reporting publicly that Ukraine is helping Mexican drug cartels move into the European market through its poorly guarded borders. The move is aimed at helping drug cartels move into new markets in response to increased enforcement and operations in Latin America by the U.S. government. | Border / Cartel Chronicles
The Ukrainian embassy in Mexico rejected the recent accusations by the Government of the Russian Federation that seek to link the Ukrainian nation with drug trafficking activities towards Europe and alleged links with Mexican cartels to finance the war, as well as support for the recruitment of mercenaries.The diplomatic positioning arises from the assertions of the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR), which pointed to alleged cooperation…
Not only has the U.S. made accusations against Mexican drug cartels and narco-politicals; now it also joins Russia. The Russian Intelligence Service issued a statement stating that Mexican cartels would be in combination with Ukraine. Russia claims that Ukrainian security forces facilitate drug trafficking from Mexico to Europe, mainly through the port of Odessa, and also mentions that Mexican cartels would recruit mercenaries for their operatio…
Diplomatic tensions around organized crime added up to a new chapter after Russia ensured that Mexican cartels have links with Ukraine, an accusation that was spread through an official communiqué attributed to its intelligence service. According to that version, the Russian authorities maintain that Mexican criminal organizations would use routes passing through the port of Odessa to send drugs to different countries in Europe, allegedly with t…
A new international dispute has placed Mexican drug trafficking at the center of the conversation between Russia and Ukraine. The Kremlin made accusations about alleged links to cartels and trafficking routes to Europe, sparking global controversy.
The Russian Intelligence Service issued an official statement in which it states that Mexican cartels work in combination with Ukraine's security forces, which facilitate the trafficking of illegal substances from Mexico to Europe.
Coverage Details
Bias Distribution
- 100% of the sources lean Right
Factuality
To view factuality data please Upgrade to Premium
