Violence Erupts in Sinaloa Following Arrests of Key Cartel Leaders

Attacks on military personnel and roadblocks with burning vehicles reported near Culiacán as tensions rise

Mexican authorities confirmed attacks on military personnel and roadblocks in northern Sinaloa state.
The violence follows the recent U.S. arrests of Joaquin Guzman Lopez and Ismael 'El Mayo' Zambada.
State Gov. Rubén Rocha reported that armed assailants set vehicles on fire to block authorities.
Local media showed images and videos of burning vehicles and blocked roads.
Authorities have called for calm, but the situation remains tense with no official information on casualties or arrests.