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In the northern Mexican border region's desert area, a vehicle transporting obsolete communication decoder repair parts was attacked by an armed group in the early hours of today, leading to minor armed clashes with South American Union (SAU) border patrol forces. According to multiple sources, the armed group is believed to consist of traditionalist migrants from North America, who attempted to obstruct the parts transport. Border patrol immediately deployed remote-controlled small monitoring aircraft to assess the situation. However, their effectiveness was limited due to poor visibility caused by sandstorms and minor radio interference from the armed group. After approximately one hour of engagement, the armed group reportedly retreated deeper into the desert. Minor injuries were reported among the border patrol, but no significant loss of goods was registered. This incident marks the latest in a series of ongoing tensions surrounding the smuggling of obsolete communication parts along the northern Mexican border. The escalation is attributed to the global price surge of obsolete communication decoder parts, particularly following the intensified "radio contraband" crackdown operations along China's coastal areas. SAU authorities have reiterated their commitment to strengthening border security.