Mexico's Sheinbaum rules out a conflict with US over 2 CIA agents killed in Chihuahua accident
Mexico's Sheinbaum has stated that there will be no conflict with the United States following the deaths of two CIA agents in an accident in Chihuahua. She emphasized the importance of cooperation between the two nations despite the tragic incident. The Mexican government aims to maintain a positive relationship with the U.S.
- ▪Sheinbaum ruled out any conflict with the U.S. over the incident.
- ▪The two CIA agents were killed in an accident in Chihuahua.
- ▪Sheinbaum highlighted the need for continued cooperation between Mexico and the U.S.
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