Trump’s neighboring countries are burning, 25 soldiers have died, 11,000 troops have been deployed in Mexico to quell the protests

Mexico is practically burning after the death of the drug lord. It is heard that the drug traffickers in the western part of the country took to the streets and joined the violent protest. There have already been reports of the death of 25 soldiers of the special forces of Mexico. At least 11,000 troops have been deployed in hot areas. An American organization has taken initiative to quickly evacuate US citizens from Mexico.

Notorious drug kingpin Nemesio Ruben Oseguera Cervantes was killed in an army operation on Sunday. Whom the whole world knows as El Mencho. America has claimed that this operation was carried out based on the information given by the US intelligence department. US President Donald Trump posted a post expressing apparent joy at El Mencho’s death. But the neighboring country of America has become on fire around the death of the drug lord.

According to news agency Al Jazeera, Mexican drug dealers are rampaging across the country. They are protesting by burning buses and burning shops. Mexico’s law and order situation has practically collapsed. The administration of Mexico has sent huge forces to deal with the situation. Violence is spreading mainly in the western part of the country. 11,000 troops have been deployed in the area in the last two days. Drug dealers are fighting with the National Guard. 25 National Guardsmen are reported to have died. At least 30 protesters were also killed.

A US company has taken the initiative to bring all the workers working in Mexico back to America in this fiery situation. The company is holding tickets on every flight from Mexico to America. The employees of the organization are being brought back to that ticket. Realizing the seriousness of the situation, the Indian Embassy has issued a warning to Indians in Mexico. Residents of Jalisco State, Tamaulipas State, Michoacán State, Guerrero State and Nuevo Leon State are asked to be alert. Mexican President Claudia Schinbaum said that her main goal is to ensure the safety of our people.