We're winning too much: Trump's cryptic post after Mexico drug boss kill
India Today
Nemesio Oseguera, or "El Mencho," the mastermind of the powerful Jalisco New Generation Cartel, died in custody after being injured in a military operation by Mexican special forces in Jalisco state.
US President Donald Trump sparked fresh speculation over Washington's alleged involvement in the killing of notorious drug boss Nemesio Oseguera, "El Mencho", in Mexico after posting a cryptic message declaring, “We’re winning too much."
"We’re Winning too much, it’s just not fair! President DJT," Trump posted on Truth Social.
Oseguera, 60 — the elusive leader of the powerful Jalisco New Generation Cartel — died in custody after being wounded during a Mexican special forces operation in the Pacific coastal town of Tapalpa in Jalisco state, Mexico’s defence ministry said.
His body was flown to Mexico City on Sunday afternoon and transferred under tight security in a convoy escorted by National Guard troops.
In a clarification, however, Mexico’s embassy in Washington has pushed back, calling the allegations “false.”
It said the Tapalpa raid was planned and executed by Mexican special forces, with US agencies providing only "complementary intelligence" under existing bilateral cooperation frameworks.
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