This Thursday, a telephone conversation took place between the United States Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, and the Mexican Secretary of Foreign Affairs, Juan Ramon de la Fuente.

In this communication, both officials agreed that the two countries have "significant challenges" in security matters, as detailed in a joint statement.

“The secretaries reaffirmed the importance of the alliance between the United States and Mexico, based on mutual respect for sovereignty, while recognizing that more must be done to address shared threats,” the document details.

However, in a message posted minutes later on fentanyl.

“The United States made it clear that incremental progress in addressing border security challenges is unacceptable. Future bilateral contacts will require concrete and verifiable results to dismantle narco-terrorist networks,” the message on the social network reads.

The post on security cooperation with significant results, to counter the cartels and stop the trafficking of fentanyl and weapons on the shared border," the document states.

The communication comes after the call between the presidents of both countries, which lasted only 15 minutes, as President Claudia Sheinbaum herself said.

US President Donald Trump,He has reiterated the possibility of attacking the cartels operating in Mexico to combat drug trafficking. For her part, Claudia Sheinbaum has repeatedly refused to allow any US military action on Mexican territory.