This is the Cartels New Deadly Weapon 😳
The transcript discusses how cartels are using 3D printing technology to manufacture drone components for weapons delivery. These drones are being used to target law enforcement and rival groups, with the speaker citing numerous incidents of explosions involving people, locations, and law enforcement convoys.
Summary
The speaker discusses an emerging threat involving 3D printing technology being weaponized by cartels. The conversation begins with a reference to 3D printing applications in Ukraine, then transitions to cartel operations. According to the speaker, cartels are 3D printing specific components for drones that are capable of dropping bombs. These drone weapons are primarily being used to target law enforcement and adversarial groups, with a strategic focus on law enforcement to keep them away from the cartel's operational hubs. The speaker emphasizes the severity of the threat by noting extensive exposure to drone attack footage showing explosions targeting people, locations, and law enforcement convoys.
Key Insights
- Cartels are 3D printing specific drone components capable of dropping bombs as weapons
- Cartel drones are being used strategically to target law enforcement as a method to keep authorities away from their operational hubs
- The speaker has witnessed extensive video documentation of drone attacks resulting in explosions of people, locations, and law enforcement convoys
- Drone weapons are used against both law enforcement and rival adversarial groups, with law enforcement being a primary target
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Transcript
[0:00] 3D printing, whether you're in Ukraine, they make a 3D printing house and they just are now drones every second. Are they doing that down there? >> They are 3D printing certain components that are dropping bombs. They're using these to target mostly law enforcement and adversarial groups, particularly for law enforcement because it keeps law enforcement away from their hub of operation. I have seen more drone videos than I'd like of people getting exploded, locations getting exploded, convoys of law enforcement getting exploded.
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