Mexicans held captive in Gaza and the Red Sea: SRE maintains strategy for their liberation

Mexico Intensifies efforts to secure the release of abducted citizens Loop And this Red Sea, using secret negotiation channels. The Foreign Secretary The country is at the forefront of efforts to secure the safe return of Mexican nationals in captivity Hamas. The country reiterates its commitment to ensure the speedy return of its comrades and advocates for lasting peace in the region.

The Mexican government's strategy focuses on prudent dialogue with various countries and organizations Middle EastRefraining from public announcements that could compromise the progress of negotiations.

In this case, Mexico has decided not to join the joint declaration signed by 18 countries, considering that it will be negative for the current liberation efforts. The above calls for a cautious and strategic approach in a delicate situation where balance and precision are critical in diplomatic operations.

Mexico Maintains the safety and well-being of citizens abroad as a priority, focusing its resources and diplomatic attention on ensuring a favorable outcome. While the specifics of the negotiations remain secret, the message is clear: the hostages must be freed.

The Ministry of External Affairs (SRE) It was reported that November 20, 2023Two Mexican nationals with the cargo ship's crew “Galaxy Leader” They were arrested by a group of suspected Houthi rebels Red SeaNear the beach Yemen. The ship, dedicated to transporting vehicles, collided while traveling through a critical region due to geopolitical tensions. Middle East.

This incident took place during “Galaxy Leader” Stopped at the port Hodeita, a strategic point located in the north of Yemen. The region is often associated with armed conflicts that engulf the region, including inter-war protests Israel and Palestine.

Although no specific details were provided on the motive for the hijacking, the Houthi rebels' actions are being interpreted in the context of growing hostilities in the region and its impact on international trade and shipping.

Mexican authorities, in coordination with international organizations, are currently engaged in a negotiation process to ensure the release of the affected citizens and the remaining crew. “Galaxy Leader”.