Mexican Cartels Set To Use Drones Carrying Explosives In U S A violent new threat has emerged at the southern border — cartels arming drones with bombs to attack rival cartels. newsnation obtained exclusive video of these weaponized cartel drones amid. Newsnation's ali bradley talks with blake burman about mexican cartels at the southern border using weaponized drones to drop bombs.
Terrifying Video Shows Suspected Mexican Drug Cartel Bombing Rural Ali bradley reports live from del rio, texas, on the cartel warfare that has led to drones being weaponized and used as bombs to attack rival cartels. more. Cartels have approved the deployment of weaponized drone explosives targeting border agents and other u.s. law enforcement at the southern border, it has been reported. Members of los salazar, a cell of the notorious sinaloa cartel in mexico, are using drones “to drop explosives” on los pelones, an independent rival cartel, as part of ongoing conflict in. Authorities in the mexican state of michoacan say they have “restored order” after criminal gangs blocked roads, set vehicles on fire and reportedly attacked a police station with explosive devices dropped by drones.
Footage Purportedly Shows Mexican Cartel Dropping Bombs On Rivals With Members of los salazar, a cell of the notorious sinaloa cartel in mexico, are using drones “to drop explosives” on los pelones, an independent rival cartel, as part of ongoing conflict in. Authorities in the mexican state of michoacan say they have “restored order” after criminal gangs blocked roads, set vehicles on fire and reportedly attacked a police station with explosive devices dropped by drones. Mexican drug cartel operatives continue to engage in violent acts along the southern border of texas near the rio grande, as new video shows them throwing explosives as an intimidation. A mexican cartel has posted a video of one of its drones dropping a bomb on a vehicle five miles south of the pharr international bridge between texas and mexico in the state of tamaulipas as numerous mexican media outlets are reporting mexican army bomb disposal teams disabled 15 roadside "narco mines" there. Mexican news media have identified the suspects as members of a sinaloa cartel cell. chihuahua state officials display items seized from drug cartel members in southern chihuahua in recent days, including drones used to drop bombs on soldiers. (state of chihuahua) on jan. 26, a soldier on patrol near guadalupe y calvo was similarly shot dead. A violent new threat has emerged at the southern border — cartels arming drones with bombs to attack rival cartels. newsnation obtained exclusive video of these weaponized cartel drones amid concerns that they'll soon be used to target u.s. border patrol agents. ali bradley, southwest correspondent, joins "the hill" to share the latest details. #cartel #mexico #thehill.
Gun Battle Erupts On Southern Border As Cartels War Over Control Of Mexican drug cartel operatives continue to engage in violent acts along the southern border of texas near the rio grande, as new video shows them throwing explosives as an intimidation. A mexican cartel has posted a video of one of its drones dropping a bomb on a vehicle five miles south of the pharr international bridge between texas and mexico in the state of tamaulipas as numerous mexican media outlets are reporting mexican army bomb disposal teams disabled 15 roadside "narco mines" there. Mexican news media have identified the suspects as members of a sinaloa cartel cell. chihuahua state officials display items seized from drug cartel members in southern chihuahua in recent days, including drones used to drop bombs on soldiers. (state of chihuahua) on jan. 26, a soldier on patrol near guadalupe y calvo was similarly shot dead. A violent new threat has emerged at the southern border — cartels arming drones with bombs to attack rival cartels. newsnation obtained exclusive video of these weaponized cartel drones amid concerns that they'll soon be used to target u.s. border patrol agents. ali bradley, southwest correspondent, joins "the hill" to share the latest details. #cartel #mexico #thehill.
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