In a move sending shockwaves through global diplomacy, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum has made a fiery declaration following the deployment of 80% of Mexico’s military forces to the U.S. border. In a televised address, Sheinbaum claimed that “Washington wants war—and it’s about to taste the bitter consequences of its greatest mistake.”
What came next stunned even United Nations officials.
According to a leaked classified military report, the United States has allegedly been orchestrating a coordinated technological and energy blockade targeting all of Latin America. The report suggests the operation began under former President Donald Trump, who, according to sources, pressured Mexico to sever economic ties with China and intensify deportations of migrants.
In response, Sheinbaum reportedly authorized Operation Sunfire—a covert initiative forming a strategic alliance with Russia and ALBA nations (Bolivarian Alliance for the Peoples of Our America). The operation allegedly focuses on counterintelligence and retaliatory cyberattacks aimed at disrupting foreign surveillance systems and reducing U.S. control over Latin American infrastructure and communications networks.
The White House has so far declined to comment, but Donald Trump, in a brief and cryptic statement, warned: “If Sheinbaum crosses the line, it’s over.”
Analysts are now warning that the situation could spark the most dangerous regional standoff in decades, raising a chilling question:
Has Mexico just declared war on U.S. influence in Latin America?
This is a developing story.
