Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum denies recent media reports alleging CIA activity on Mexican soil. In response to a report carried by CNN and echoed by other outlets, Sheinbaum says the claims are false and criticizes the U.S.-based coverage as an attempt to undermine Mexico’s government and people. Bloomberg reports that the allegation centers on the use of explosives hidden in a car, tied to an alleged operation in Mexican territory that reportedly targeted cartel members earlier this year. Al Jazeera reports that as questions grow about possible U.S. involvement in Mexico, Sheinbaum characterizes similar reports from outlets such as CNN and The New York Times as a “lie.” The Mexican government’s position, according to the reporting, is that there is no basis for the claims of U.S. intelligence operations in Mexico. The coverage leaves open whether any authorities will provide additional evidence or official statements beyond Sheinbaum’s denial. The issue remains a point of dispute as international reporting continues and diplomatic sensitivity surrounds alleged cross-border actions.