‘One Step Ahead’: U.S. Recognizes Mexico for Operating Against Cartel Drones
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The U.S. North Command praised yesterday the cooperation between U.S. and Mexican agencies to “adapt and defeat” the operations with organized crime drones that facilitate drug trafficking and people on the common border.
The U.S. North Command recognized coordination with Mexican institutions to bring down drones on the border. The corporation noted that these devices are used by criminal groups to facilitate drug and human trafficking. “The U.S. North Command (USNORTHCOM) applauds the efforts of our inter-institutional and Mexican partners to adapt to cartel drone operations, which facilitate drug smuggling and human trafficking, and to combat them,” read in a …
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The U.S. Army’s Northern Command acknowledged the cooperation of the Mexican authorities in the “defeat” of cartel drone operations. By publishing on its X account, it noted that these teams “facilitate drug smuggling and human trafficking,” so it stressed that “together we are strengthening the security of our shared border.” The North Command resumed what was recently published by the U.S. ambassador to Mexico, Ronald Johnson, who highlighted …
UUnidos North Command states that cartel drones “facilitate drug smuggling and human trafficking” The U.S. North Command (USNORTHCOM) applauded on Saturday, September 12, 2026 the efforts being made by the Mexican authorities against drug cartel drones. ...
The Pentagon recognized on Saturday the cooperation of the Mexican armed forces in a joint operation on the border, against drones allegedly from trafficking groups.
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