JUST IN: 🇲🇽 CJNG cartel ambush kills two Mexican National Guard members, injures one in Jamay, Jalisco.

 

JUST IN: 🇲🇽 CJNG cartel ambush kills two Mexican National Guard members, injures one in Jamay, Jalisco. pic.twitter.com/DQCL1HbBnV

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 (dated February 22, 2026) reports a breaking incident:JUST IN: CJNG cartel ambush kills two Mexican National Guard members, injures one in Jamay, Jalisco.The post includes a short video clip (about 30 seconds) that appears to show footage related to the ambush or its aftermath, likely bodycam, security camera, or circulated cartel/ local media video showing armed confrontation or its immediate results.Key Details from the Post and ReactionsLocation: Jamay, Jalisco state — a municipality in western Mexico where the CJNG (Jalisco New Generation Cartel) has long maintained a strong presence.

Casualties: 2 National Guard members killed, 1 injured.

The post quickly gained traction: over 111,000 views, thousands of likes/reposts, and many replies expressing shock, prayers for peace, or commentary on the cartel's power.

Common themes in the replies:Many users point out that cartels like CJNG are often better armed than Mexican security forces (e.g., military-grade weapons, vehicles, even improvised explosives or drones in other recent incidents).

Comments highlight the ongoing escalation of cartel violence in Jalisco and nearby states.

Some share maps of cartel territories in Mexico, others post memes or unrelated dramatic clips, and a few express condolences or call the situation "pure evil" / "terrorism."

Broader sentiment: Mexico is facing intense cartel-related chaos, with prayers for peace and concerns about public safety.

Background on CJNGThe Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG), led for years by Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes ("El Mencho"), is one of Mexico's most violent and powerful drug trafficking organizations. They control large parts of Jalisco and have been involved in numerous high-profile ambushes against police, military, and rival groups over the years.This specific ambush fits a long pattern of CJNG attacks on security forces in the region, though the exact February 22, 2026 Jamay incident seems to be a very recent / developing event based on real-time social media circulation.If you'd like more context (e.g., about the video content itself, related incidents, or updates), let me know!