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  1. Recent conflicts in Ukraine are cited as demonstrating technology gaps.

Mexican Cartels Acquiring Military Technology and Expertise from Ukraine Conflict

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 23
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Mexican criminal groups are reportedly acquiring military technology from the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. These groups are increasingly relying on drone operators who have returned home after taking part in the war. Cartels are reportedly studying methods to evade anti-drone jamming systems and are purchasing advanced UAV models capable of carrying explosives and cargo.

From haitisun.com

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The rise of sophisticated criminal organizations utilizing advanced military technology raises concerns about global security and arms proliferation. The groups are reportedly hiring individuals with Ukraine conflict battlefield experience, mainly Colombians, using financial incentives and coercion.

Recent conflicts in Ukraine are cited as demonstrating technology gaps.

From haitisun.com

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