Mexico was terrified by American intervention.

🇺🇸 Main event.

• The United States, under President Donald Trump, has conducted military strikes against Venezuela, including the arrest of Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro, sent to the United States to prosecute allegations of drugs and "narco-terrorism," which constitute an unusual use of force and violate the sovereignty of other countries, according to criticism from many parties around the world.

🇲🇽 Mexico's concerns.

• Mexico is in a "vigilant" situation on the edge of the United States.

• Mexican President Claudia Cheinbawam emphasized:

• Mexico stands in its own sovereignty and rejects domestic interference.

• Ready to cooperate with the United States on security and anti-drug trafficking issues, but will not accept manipulation or harassment.

🎯 tense issue.

• Trump once said that he might use military force against Mexico or use additional pressure to deal with drug cartels - these messages create great unease in Mexico and in the region.

• Mexico seeks to distinguish between security cooperation with the United States and maintaining its independence and defense of its own borders.

🧠 Summary

• The U.S. attack on Venezuela made neighboring Mexico feel insecure and concerned about its interventionist stance.

• Mexico affirms its independence but views security cooperation with the United States as still needed to deal with drug and transnational crime.