- Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum ruled out conflict with the United States after two CIA agents died in an accident in the state of Chihuahua.
- Sheinbaum stated that while she hopes this remains an isolated case, Mexico expects the U.S. to respect its constitution and national security laws moving forward.
- Mexico's Ministry of Security confirmed it was unaware of the foreign agents' operations, noting that one entered on a visitor visa and the other on a diplomatic passport.
- The CIA has declined to comment on the deaths of the agents, who were confirmed as members of the agency by U.S. officials and other sources.
- Sheinbaum demanded clarification on the operation's details and urged the Attorney General’s Office to take action, leading to the governor of Chihuahua and the state attorney being called to testify.
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