AMERICAN TROOPS ENTERED MEXICO: Armed men landed on the beach, the Mexicans immediately surrounded them! (VIDEO)

American troops landed on a beach in Mexico, just a few days after Donald Trump allegedly threatened that he might bomb the country.

They arrived on Monday, November 17, and planted six signs in the sand before Mexican security was notified.

The unidentified men, reported to be American “contractors,” arrived by boat on a beach in northeastern Mexico. Although the exact location has not been confirmed, video posted on social media shows a beach known as “Bagdad.”

The signs they placed contained a warning: “Attention: Restricted Area,” in both English and Spanish.

🚨Profilo: Here’s what happened — warning signs suddenly appeared on Playa Bagdad in Mexico claiming the beach was U.S. Department of Defense property and “Restricted.” Mexico confirmed the signs were on their territory, not the U.S. The Mexican Navy removed all six. The Pentagon… pic.twitter.com/CVDL1pettz
— Kingsley Chukwuka (@profilopolitics) November 20, 2025

It was also stated that the area is owned by the U.S. Department of Defense and that “unauthorized entry is prohibited.”

According to the Daily Mail, local security quickly arrived on the scene in trucks equipped with machine guns.

The Mexican Ministry of Foreign Affairs later confirmed that the navy removed the signs.

🚨 Incidente en Playa Bagdad, Matamoros

Pescadores denunciaron que presuntos militares o personal de EE.UU. cruzaron el Río Bravo en lancha y colocaron 6 letreros de “Área Restringida del Departamento de Defensa”.
La Marina mexicana los retiró de inmediato y restableció el… pic.twitter.com/v8ai7eKNCO
— Azteca (@MORRIS80766176) November 18, 2025

Meanwhile, the Pentagon admitted that the men had mistakenly landed on a beach located in the area where the Rio Grande, a river that originates in the U.S., flows into the Gulf of Mexico. They stated that the personnel had been sent to mark “National Defense Zone III.”

The incident occurred after U.S. President Donald Trump said that he would be “fine” with carrying out strikes on Mexico in the fight against drug trafficking.

Trump added that he “would not answer” the question of whether he would carry out the strikes only with Mexico’s permission.