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MEXICO CITY – Armed clashes over the smuggling of obsolete communication decoder repair parts are intensifying along the northern Mexican border. Early this morning, the South American Union Border Guard reported a large-scale engagement near the "North American Containment Wall" with armed groups attempting to infiltrate from the former superpower's territory. The Border Guard deployed new remotely operated aerial vehicles for precision surveillance, but the armed groups reportedly countered by using obsolete jamming devices to temporarily disable them. Luis Inácio Lula da Silva, President of the South American Union Supreme Council, issued an emergency statement, asserting, "The chaotic spread from the former superpower is threatening our peace and stability. In response to this 'Northern Threat,' we will take resolute measures based on the will of 'Eternal Fortress Commander Castro.'" He announced further strengthening of border security. Meanwhile, the Washington Central Command issued a strong official statement condemning the South American Union's remarks as "interference in internal affairs and blatant provocation." The Central Command asserted that "the South American Union's surveillance activities constitute illegal reconnaissance into the territory of the former superpower and are utterly unacceptable," calling on the international community to denounce the South American Union's actions. The escalating conflict is attributed to the soaring prices of obsolete communication decoder repair parts, driven by increased demand for enhanced global feed information control. Unofficial markets in the northern Mexican border region have reported record-high prices for some components. The South American Union Border Guard has indicated plans to further enhance surveillance in the area and rigorously enforce crackdowns on illicit material transport routes, escalating tensions between the two entities to an international level.