Mexican president is underestimating the US drone surveillance report, calling this a ‘small campaign’ – the first post

Mexican President Claudia Shinebam on Tuesday underestimated reports of secret US drone monitoring on drug dealers, and called it a part of a “small campaign” without detail.

Shinbam responded to a journalist’s question about the CNN report that the CIA MQ -9 reaper is using drones for surveillance in Mexico.

“This is part of this little campaign,” he said, using the Spanish downside to reduce the problem. It is not clear whether he refers to the broad US media description of Trump’s security policies or cartels.

The existence of a secret American drone operations in Mexico has not been released earlier, and the Reuters CNN has not been able to verify the claims.

Shinbom’s comments are among the US-Mxico relations when President Donald Trump puts pressure on Mexican drug dealers as terrorist organizations in an attempt to control trafficking in Fendan within the United States.

Trump has sent thousands of additional troops to the border and threatens the rates against Mexico, the largest trading partner in the United States, if they fail to control illegal migration and drug trafficking.

Sheinbam said last week that Mexico was aware of air surveillance by the US military, but it was not worried because it was above the US. He also suspected that the Trump administration was taking military action, which would be considered a violation of sovereignty by many Mexican people.

Shinbam said last week, seeking transparency and cooperation on planes.

With inputs of agencies