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A “global cartel war” refers to the ongoing conflict between governments and transnational organized crime groups, or cartels, to control the illegal drug trade
. The “war on drugs” is a broad term, but in recent years, the term has increasingly been used in a “counter-cartel” context, often involving military intervention. Notable examples include the Mexican Drug War and US military actions against cartels in the Caribbean.
Key aspects of the “global cartel war”
- Organized crime vs. governments: The conflict involves powerful cartels like the Sinaloa Cartel, CJNG, and Gulf Cartel versus government forces, including Mexican federal forces and US military assets.
- Global scope: The term reflects the transnational nature of the drug trade and the coordinated efforts to combat it. This includes international cooperation, as seen with foreign support for Mexico’s government from countries like the United States, Colombia, and Australia.
- Military and counter-terrorism: In some contexts, the conflict is framed as a counter-terrorism effort, especially when military force is used. For example, the US has used military personnel and warships to combat cartels blamed for trafficking fentanyl and other drugs.
- Human cost: The conflict has a high human cost, with tens of thousands of casualties reported in the Mexican Drug War alone, including civilians, government forces, and cartel members.
- International cooperation: The “war” is not just a regional one. It involves international treaties, such as those from the United Nations, and the participation of multiple countries in anti-narcotics campaigns.
- Other belligerents: In addition to cartels and government forces, other groups are involved, including the Popular Revolutionary Army (EPR), the Zapatistas, and various self-defense groups.
“Global cartel war” generally refers to the ongoing, decentralized conflict involving international drug trafficking organizations, particularly the intense and prolonged violence in Mexico (known as the
Mexican drug war), and the recent designation of some cartels as “unlawful combatants” by the United States, escalating the “war on drugs” with military force.
This situation is complex, involving conflicts on several fronts:
Cartel vs. Cartel
Drug trafficking organizations constantly engage in brutal turf wars to control smuggling routes, production territories, and local markets. Key examples include:
Sinaloa Cartel vs. CJNG (Jalisco New Generation Cartel): These two are currently the most dominant and violent groups, fighting fiercely for supremacy across Mexico.
Internal Factionalism: The capture or killing of a major leader (a “kingpin strategy”) often leads to power vacuums and internal conflict as lieutenants and factions fight for control. The recent capture of Ismael “El Mayo” Zambada, for instance, has sparked an internal war within the Sinaloa Cartel, leading to a massive spike in homicides in Sinaloa state.
Cartel vs. Government (Mexico)
The Mexican government has engaged in a militarized campaign against cartels since 2006, deploying federal troops and police. This strategy has:
Involved high-profile arrests and operations but has also been criticized for contributing to soaring violence and human rights abuses.
Seen cartels adopt military-grade tactics and weaponry, including homemade mortars, IEDs, and bomber drones.
Resulted in significant civilian impact and a crisis of disappearances and killings.
Cartel vs. Government (United States)
The U.S. has historically supported anti-narcotics efforts in Latin America through intelligence, funding, and training (e.g., the Mérida Initiative). The situation escalated significantly in late 2025:
The U.S. President formally declared the U.S. in a “non-international armed conflict” with several cartels it designated as foreign terrorist organizations.
The U.S. military has conducted a series of lethal airstrikes on alleged drug-carrying vessels in the Caribbean and Eastern Pacific, killing dozens.
There are plans and discussions within the U.S. administration for potential ground operations and military strikes inside Mexico to target drug labs and leaders.
These actions are highly controversial, raising legal and sovereignty concerns, with the Mexican government firmly rejecting any U.S. military presence on its soil.
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