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Two sailboats carrying humanitarian aid from Mexico to Cuba, previously reported missing, have been located by the mexican navy. Their crews are safe, and the vessels are continuing their journey to Havana to deliver urgently needed supplies. The convoy remains on track to complete its mission despite earlier confusion regarding the boats' whereabouts.

The mexican navy training ship Cuauhtémoc collided with the Brooklyn Bridge on Saturday night, resulting in significant damage and injuries. The 297-foot vessel, with its towering masts, struck the bridge while departing from Pier 17. The accident led to injuries among the 277 crew members, with some in critical condition and fatalities reported, prompting a swift response from first responders.

A mexican navy aircraft carrying burn patients crashed into Galveston Bay, Texas, killing at least three, including a two-year-old child. Four individuals were rescued alive, with one still unaccounted for. Emergency response teams and federal agencies are involved in the ongoing search and investigation.

Tragedy struck as the mexican navy's tall ship, Cuauhtémoc, collided with the Brooklyn Bridge, resulting in the deaths of two cadets and injuring 19 others. The ship, on a goodwill tour, lost power and drifted into the bridge, snapping its masts. América Yamilet Sánchez and Adal Jair Marcos were identified as the deceased. Investigations are underway by U.S.

A mexican navy training vessel, the Cuauhtémoc, collided with the Brooklyn Bridge while sailing on the East River, causing visible damage to the ship's mast. The incident, captured in viral videos, showed the mast striking the bridge, adorned with a large Mexican flag. Authorities are investigating the collision, with no immediate reports of injuries or damage to the bridge structure.

Mexico's drug war rages as powerful cartels, inspired by Pablo Escobar's model, battle for dominance. The Sinaloa Cartel and the aggressive Jalisco New Generation Cartel lead the charge, controlling vast territories and fueling violence. Older groups like the Gulf Cartel and Los Zetas have weakened, leaving a landscape of shifting alliances and brutal power struggles.

Mexico's Navy said Tuesday that its personnel seized an open boat carrying three tons of cocaine, about 200 nautical miles (360 kms) off the Pacific coast.

Tragedy struck as the mexican navy training ship Cuauhtémoc collided with the Brooklyn Bridge, resulting in two fatalities and injuring at least seventeen others. The ship, carrying 277 people, reportedly lost power, causing its masts to strike the bridge. Eyewitnesses described a chaotic scene with sailors dangling from the damaged masts.

The 2017 tour in the Cuauhtémoc vessel has 43 cadets of the mexican navy and is intended to celebrate 100 years of the Mexican constitution. But over the weekend, squalls and rough weather met the ship negotiating its way to India. And in an accident, one of the cadets, a 21-yearold girl fell overboard, during a sailing manoeuvre.

A mexican navy training ship, the Cuauhtémoc, collided with the Brooklyn Bridge after losing power, resulting in tragedy. The ship, on a goodwill mission, drifted into the bridge, causing the deaths of two sailors and injuring over twenty others. The incident occurred as the vessel was unexpectedly heading in the wrong direction, prompting an investigation into the mechanical failure.

The mexican navy announced Friday it had seized more than 8.3 tonnes of drugs in the Pacific Ocean, a record for a single operation at sea. "Navy personnel seized 8,361 kilograms of illicit cargo, which represents the largest amount of drugs seized in a maritime operation, unprecedented in history," said a statement from the Ministry of the Navy.

The mexican navy training vessel Cuauhtémoc crashed into the Brooklyn Bridge, resulting in two cadet fatalities and multiple injuries. A mechanical failure is suspected to have caused the ship to lose power and drift into the bridge during a farewell ceremony. Investigations are underway, raising concerns about potential staffing issues within the US Coast Guard.

Caro Quintero was arrested after a search dog named "Max" found him hiding in bush in the town of San Simon in Sinaloa state during a joint operation by the navy and Attorney General's Office, a navy statement said. The site was in the mountains near Sinaloa's border with the northern border state of Chihuahua.

Mexican lawmakers have announced the discovery of extraterrestrial bodies in their parliament, stating that the remains were carbon-dated and found to be older than expected. The Mexican parliament held its first congressional hearing on UFOs, during which three humanoid creatures were unveiled. UFO enthusiasts claim that these bodies are of extraterrestrial origin, with distinct features such as elongated heads and three fingers on each hand

The Brooklyn Bridge, a historic New York landmark, has a long history of collisions with ships, dating back to its construction in the 19th century. While many incidents have occurred over the years, a recent collision involving a mexican navy ship resulted in the first fatalities related to such an event, claiming two lives and injuring several others.

A mexican navy tall ship, the Cuauhtémoc, lost power and collided with the Brooklyn Bridge, injuring 23 people, including four critically. The ship's masts struck the bridge's roadbed as it prepared to depart for Iceland, causing significant damage to the vessel. The incident prompted a brief closure of the bridge for inspection.

A Mexican naval cadet fell overboard from the Mexican sail training ship (STS) Cuauhtemoc around 550 nautical miles off the coast of Goa.

Senator Chuck Schumer has raised concerns that budget and staffing cuts to the US Coast Guard (USCG) by the Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE) may have contributed to the Mexican tall ship Cuauhtémoc colliding with the Brooklyn Bridge. The incident resulted in two fatalities and several injuries.