Mexico seeks evidence of border shooting that prompted US troop deployment

Mexico has asked the United States for evidence of a cross-border shooting that allegedly targeted US security personnel.In her daily news conference on Monday, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum explained that the US had reported “shots from the Mexican border”.Recommended Stories list of 3 itemslist 1 of 3Marco Rubio says US seeks more economic and security ties in Latin Americalist 2 of 3Trump rallies Latin American allies against drug cartelslist 3 of 3Latest US military strike on alleged drug boat kills four in Caribbeanend of list“We asked for all the evidence because we have no evidence,” Sheinbaum said. She added that Mexico’s National Guard, Army and Navy had not detected any shots being fired from Mexican territory towards the US.Sheinbaum made her remarks a day after the US Ambassador to Mexico Ronald Johnson wrote on the social media platform X about the shooting, which allegedly took place in Texas across from the Mexican state of Tamaulipas in late September.Johnson said the targets were members of the US Coast Guard, and that the threat would be “swiftly addressed”.“The U.S. Embassy in Mexico is helping coordinate with Mexican forces deploying to the border area whe...