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One dead, seven injured as Cybertruck explodes outside Trump’s hotel in Las Vegas
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Evolving situation Being treated as act of terror https://www.ktnv.com/news/cybertruck-explosion-outside-las-vegas-trump-hotel-treated-as-possible-act-of-terror
The truck was rented from the same company as the truck that killed people in New Orleans, according to this article. Wild shit, man. 9/11 part deux?
"The explosives inside the Cybertruck were described as fireworks, gas tanks and gaming fuel, which authorities believe were connected to a detonation system controlled by the driver".
What's "gaming fuel"?
probably a typo or auto-correct mistake for "camping fuel", which I've seen mentioned in other sources