New and Emerging Threats from Mexican Cartels Across the Air, Cyber and Territorial Domains

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New and Emerging Threats from Mexican Cartels Across the Air, Cyber and Territorial Domains

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Mexican Army troops in southern Sinaloa recovered 15 first-person-view drones, controllers, batteries, firearms, and 42 improvised explosive devices during a road operation. The article frames the cache as evidence of cartel threats expanding across aerial, cyber, and territorial domains.

On 4 October 2026, soldiers of the Mexican Army working the road that runs from El Rosario toward Agua Verde, in southern Sinaloa, recovered a cache that would have looked routine on the front lines of Ukraine and was startling in Mexico. Fifteen first person view drones lay alongside fifteen controllers, fourteen batteries, firearms, 42 improvised explosive devices and … Read more The post New and Emerging Threats from Mexican Cartels Across the Air, Cyber and Territorial Domains appeared first on Small Wars Journal by Arizona State University.

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