🚨 BREAKING: War In Mexico - Cartels Launch Massacre - Live Coverage

Mexican authorities, with significant intelligence and assistance from the US military and State Department (which had a $15 million bounty on his head), successfully eliminated El Mencho, the leader of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG). This operation was a direct strike against one of Mexico's most powerful criminal organizations.

The host states, 'Elenro, the leader of CJNG... was uh eliminated by the Mexican authorities with the help of the United States of America.' and later, 'the US military shared information and assisted with their Mexican forces ahead of today's raids which killed a CJNG cartel leader Elmeno.'

Immediately following El Mencho's death, CJNG launched a massive, coordinated retaliation across at least six Mexican states, including Jalisco, Baja California, and Puerto Vallarta. The attacks involved blocking roads, setting vehicles and buildings on fire, and storming critical infrastructure like airports, causing widespread panic and disruption.

The host reports, 'war has now broken out between the cartels and the Mexican government... a lot of videos coming in from six states in Mexico that is currently seeing the troubles.' and details attacks on Guadalajara airport, roadblocks in Baja California, and fires in Jalisco and Puerto Vallarta.

The cartel's retaliation explicitly targeted civilians and civilian infrastructure, including airports, buses, residential buildings, petrol stations, and commercial establishments like Costco. This strategy aimed to maximize chaos, instill fear, and pressure the government.

The host mentions 'Mexican civilians are now being targeted by the cartel,' 'members of the cartel storming the airport and attacking innocent civilians,' 'civilian buses and buildings are now being getting destroyed by the narco terrorists,' and 'multiple vehicles have now been set on fire' at Costco.

The CJNG issued specific demands to the Mexican government: the immediate release of El Mencho's dead body and the surrender of all Mexican and US personnel responsible for his assassination. They set a deadline, threatening to forcefully attack people's houses and hotels if their demands were not met.

The host details CJNG's demands: 'Number one, release the dead body of Elenro. Okay. Number two, every single person responsible for his elimination... and also anybody from the US military that shared intel with the Mexicans. They also demand every single person to surrender.' and later, 'they will be forcefully going to people's houses and hotels and destroy them at by 5:00 p.m. if the demands are not met.'

The host strongly criticized the Mexican government, particularly President Claudia Sheinbaum, for being unprepared for the cartel's predictable retaliation. The host framed the government's surprise as a sign of incompetence, contrasting it with the need for internal reform and learning from other countries like El Salvador.

The host states, 'What sort of government that deals with narot terrorists is get is getting surprised that when you take out the leader, a bunch of minions are going to come out and destroy your cities. This was always going to happen.' and 'she's too arrogant to even get actual help.'