Coast Guard Firefight Puts US, Mexico at Odds Despite Coordinated Border Operations
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President Claudia Shanebaum of Mexico demanded from the United States of America evidence that United States Coast Guard officers in the Rio Grande River area had been shot from Mexican territory, after which the United States side returned fire.A shooting with United States Coast Guard officers near the city of garceno in Texas caused a dispute between Washington and Mexico City about the direction of the border being fired. According to the Co…
COAST GUARD UNDER FIRE: Americans Return Shots on Rio Grande as Mexico Demands 'Evidence'
U.S. Coast Guard personnel came under gunfire from the Mexican side of the Rio Grande during a joint interdiction operation near Garceno, Texas, on September 26 — and returned fire. Mexico's President Claudia Sheinbaum now says she has no evidence the shooting happened, even as both governments insist border operations remain coordinated.
Coast Guard firefight puts US, Mexico at odds despite coordinated border operations - NEW YORK TIMES POST
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! A firefight involving U.S. Coast Guard personnel along the Mexican border has sparked a dispute between Washington and Mexico City over where the gunfire originated, even as the two countries continue coordinating border security operations. The Coast Guard told Fox News Digital that personnel conducting joint interdiction [...]
Coast Guard firefight puts US, Mexico at odds despite coordinated border operations
A U.S. Coast Guard firefight near the Rio Grande sparked a dispute with Claudia Sheinbaum, who demanded evidence that gunfire came from Mexico.
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