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🇲🇽I’m really curious whether the cartels are using FPVs. If the cartel are not utilizing FPV technology, I would suggest they are falling behind in adopting modern tactical capabilities
Aside from that we all know the reputation the cartels have— but now we’re really going to see what they’re actually capable of, or whether they turn out to be a paper tiger. Mexican cartels cause far more harm than benefit to the general population, so I'd be cheering for the gov
Aside from that we all know the reputation the cartels have— but now we’re really going to see what they’re actually capable of, or whether they turn out to be a paper tiger. Mexican cartels cause far more harm than benefit to the general population, so I'd be cheering for the gov
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🇲🇽I’m really curious whether the cartels are using FPVs. If the cartel are not utilizing FPV technology, I would suggest they are falling behind in adopting modern tactical capabilities Aside from that we all know the reputation the cartels have— but now…
The situation between the CJNG and Mexican security forces is escalating.
It seems that the Mexican government is genuinely retarded, it didn't mobilize troops before assasinating the leader of one of the biggest cartels in Mexico.
It seems that the Mexican government is genuinely retarded, it didn't mobilize troops before assasinating the leader of one of the biggest cartels in Mexico.
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The situation between the CJNG and Mexican security forces is escalating. It seems that the Mexican government is genuinely retarded, it didn't mobilize troops before assasinating the leader of one of the biggest cartels in Mexico.
🇲🇽🌯 Most of the casualties on the Mexican govt side are national guardsmen who got killed in their vehicles after being ambushed on roads.
The army itself didn't deploy into the cities much so far, only several helicopters were sent. One Black Hawk has been slightly damaged by gunfire and forced to return.
Casualties on the CJNG's side are unclear, but presumed high.
The army itself didn't deploy into the cities much so far, only several helicopters were sent. One Black Hawk has been slightly damaged by gunfire and forced to return.
Casualties on the CJNG's side are unclear, but presumed high.
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🇲🇽🌯 Most of the casualties on the Mexican govt side are national guardsmen who got killed in their vehicles after being ambushed on roads. The army itself didn't deploy into the cities much so far, only several helicopters were sent. One Black Hawk has been…
The CJNG has already carried out public executions of civilians.
Basically the retailation for their leader is setting everything on fire and killing random people.
Basically the retailation for their leader is setting everything on fire and killing random people.
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PDF Rebels ambush a group of Junta soldiers who were on their way back to base after going shopping
Safe to say they did not make it back safe lol
Safe to say they did not make it back safe lol
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🇲🇽🌯 Most of the casualties on the Mexican govt side are national guardsmen who got killed in their vehicles after being ambushed on roads. The army itself didn't deploy into the cities much so far, only several helicopters were sent. One Black Hawk has been…
Regarding CJNG's capabilities, it does have extensive arsenal of various firearms.
It does have RPGs as well, there was an incident in 2015 where they by sheer luck managed to shoot down one helicopter with them.
We only should hope that the CJNG does not possess MANPADS.
It does have RPGs as well, there was an incident in 2015 where they by sheer luck managed to shoot down one helicopter with them.
We only should hope that the CJNG does not possess MANPADS.
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it didn't mobilize troops before assasinating the leader of one of the biggest cartels in Mexico.
To be fair to them:
1. I doubt they planned on killing him, I assume it's a capture mission gone wrong. And while there would also have been violence if they got him alive I imagine it would have been less heavy.
2. If you want to capture one of, if not the most, dangerous and powerful men in the country you probably have to go about it low-key. Fully mobilizing the armed forces in the CJNG areas would probably have set off quite a few alarm bells inside the group which could've easily have led to the operations failure
1. I doubt they planned on killing him, I assume it's a capture mission gone wrong. And while there would also have been violence if they got him alive I imagine it would have been less heavy.
2. If you want to capture one of, if not the most, dangerous and powerful men in the country you probably have to go about it low-key. Fully mobilizing the armed forces in the CJNG areas would probably have set off quite a few alarm bells inside the group which could've easily have led to the operations failure
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To be fair to them: 1. I doubt they planned on killing him, I assume it's a capture mission gone wrong. And while there would also have been violence if they got him alive I imagine it would have been less heavy. 2. If you want to capture one of, if not…
So they're retarded only for accidentally killing him...
In any Latin American country when you try to kill or capture any cartel leader shit will hit the fan real quick, it always happens.
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This is the “source” btw, I didn't know journalists were down this bad
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While it's, rightly so, been mentioned a couple times now that a lot of the guys are probably very pissed off their boss just got obliterated I'd like to add something I see as a factor for the violence
The cartels, in their own eyes, "need" to do such extreme acts of violence and chaos.
If they just let such a massive event as the killing of their leader pass it would invite further action by the state as it doesn't have to fear retaliation.
By exploding like this the cartels are trying to tell the state that it's not worth it. Every time they kill or capture someone of theirs they will kill countless civilians and soldiers/police. So the state should stop coming after them.
Now obviously the state can't just let itself be pressured into inaction, which leads to situations like these happening every time a major cartel figure gets killed/captured by the state.
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Russia hit the spam all on their airdefense launchers in Belgorod as tens to hundreds of Ukrainian drones hit the TPP.
Russia hit the spam all on their airdefense launchers in Belgorod as tens to hundreds of Ukrainian drones hit the TPP.
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Reports are circling within networks showing the photo of “El Mencho” cartel leader.
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The Russians showed their underground command post in the Zaporizhzhia direction. (40km from fronline)
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Kilometer-long tunnels where at a depth of 3 meters under concrete slabs there are such amedities as fountain, swimming pool, sauna and its own museum.
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Giving the WW1 generals in Châteaus vibe.
The Russians showed their underground command post in the Zaporizhzhia direction. (40km from fronline)
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Kilometer-long tunnels where at a depth of 3 meters under concrete slabs there are such amedities as fountain, swimming pool, sauna and its own museum.
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Giving the WW1 generals in Châteaus vibe.
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Aren’t there supposed to be World Cup games in Guadalajara, Mexico City, and Monterrey, in like 4 months?
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