Ejército Mexicano

The Ejército Mexicano (Mexican Army) is the primary land warfare branch of the Mexican Armed Forces, responsible for national defense and internal security. Recent news highlights their involvement in the rescue operation at the Santa Fe gold mine in Sinaloa. Following a mine collapse that trapped workers underground for 13 days, the Ejército Mexicano deployed personnel to assist in the rescue efforts. Specifically, a member of the Ejército Mexicano was the first to reach and identify one of the trapped miners, Francisco Zapata Nájera, assuring him of their mission to rescue him. The army's participation underscores its role in disaster relief and emergency response situations, showcasing their capabilities beyond traditional military duties. Their involvement is significant as it demonstrates the Ejército Mexicano's commitment to protecting Mexican citizens and providing aid during crises.