Mexican Soldiers Nab Sinaloa Cartel Leaders

0:00Mexican soldiers just napped 10 key players from the Sinaloa Cartel faction, run by Oreliano Guzmán Loera, better known as El Guano, the brother of, infamous drug lord El Chapo. Among them were his right-hand man, chief bodyguard, and top financial logistics guy, all grabbed in a raid back by U.S. intelligence. The operation hit Tamazula, a rugged mountain spot straddling Durango and Sinaloa, states where El Guano holds major sway. El Chapo seized a hall of weapons, ammo, and explosives during the bust. This comes amid a brutal power struggle inside the Sinaloa Cartel, pitting El Chapo's allies against those loyal to co-founder Ismail Zambada. El Chapo is serving life in a U.S. prison, while two of his sons, Anzambada, a way trial there. Tensions between Mexico and the U.S. are heating up after two CIA agents died in a car crash, following a raid on a massive drug lab in Chihuahua. Mexico's president Claudia Scheinbaum insists on intelligence sharing only no foreign boots

1:02on the ground without approval, and she's eyeing sanctions on that state. Meanwhile, Mexican forces have been dismantling labs left and right, like one in Durango last February with over 5,000 pounds of meth. Neutralized, all while pushing back on any direct U.S. military help. That's the story for today. California News Today, Driven by AI