I found this story in the news, and decided to give you guys a summary and see what you all think (both out-of-context, and what this really means):
In Cambargo, Mexico, several very interesting vehicles were found by the military in a raid on a cartel safehouse. Two 'monstruos', or 'monster trucks', but hardly the sort of monster truck you'd find in a festival attraction. These vehicles are "assault vehicles, complete with gun turrets, inch-thick steel armor, and battering rams", according to one article in The Week. They are also apparently specially made for urban warfare. Now, assault vehicles meant for urban warfare...this isn't looking like simple subterfuge, bribing, and light counterraiding anymore (as if that was simple).
For clarification, Camargo is a border town at the Mexican/Texan border, which is usually where the fiercest fighting takes place.
Here's a pic, although pictorial evidence is something I wouldn't take for fact
In Cambargo, Mexico, several very interesting vehicles were found by the military in a raid on a cartel safehouse. Two 'monstruos', or 'monster trucks', but hardly the sort of monster truck you'd find in a festival attraction. These vehicles are "assault vehicles, complete with gun turrets, inch-thick steel armor, and battering rams", according to one article in The Week. They are also apparently specially made for urban warfare. Now, assault vehicles meant for urban warfare...this isn't looking like simple subterfuge, bribing, and light counterraiding anymore (as if that was simple).
For clarification, Camargo is a border town at the Mexican/Texan border, which is usually where the fiercest fighting takes place.
Here's a pic, although pictorial evidence is something I wouldn't take for fact
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