CDN Los Chukys Fuerzas Especiales 35 Patch — Operativa 35 / Batallón 35 For Sale

This embroidered Fuerzas Especiales 35 patch is a large-format rectangular insignia inspired by the visual identity associated with Cártel del Noreste / Los Chukys and the reported Operativa 35 / Batallón 35 faction branding. The design features bold white “FUERZAS ESPECIALES” lettering across the top, a prominent 35 identifier on the lower left, and a Mexican tricolor layout running through the center.The lower row displays three northeastern Mexican state silhouettes: Coahuila in green, Tamaulipas in white, and Nuevo León in red. These states reflect the regional corridor commonly tied to CDN / Los Chukys activity and symbolism. On the far right is a white Chucky-style face emblem, referencing the “Los Chukys” identity and distinguishing the design from official Mexican military insignia.The number 35 is especially significant, as open-source reporting has connected Los Chukys-related material with names such as Operativa 35, Batallón 35, Fuerzas Especiales Chukys, Fuerzas Especiales Coahuila, and Operativa Coahuila. This patch brings those elements together in a bold collector-style design.SpecificationsSize: 9” x 2.8”Style: Embroidered rectangular patchText: “FUERZAS ESPECIALES” and “35”Design Elements: Mexican tricolor stripe, Coahuila silhouette, Tamaulipas silhouette, Nuevo León silhouette, Chucky-style face emblemState Colors: Coahuila in green, Tamaulipas in white, Nuevo León in redBase Color: BlackLettering: White embroidered textBorder: Satin borderBacking: Hook and loopHistorical ContextThe Fuerzas Especiales 35 design is associated with the visual language of Los Chukys, a CDN-linked armed cell reported in northeastern Mexico. The name Los Chukys is tied to the use of Chucky-inspired imagery on clothing, tactical gear, patches, and factional markings.The 35 identifier is most commonly understood in relation to Operativa 35 / Batallón 35, while the phrase Fuerzas Especiales reflects the militarized naming style often used by cartel factions to present themselves as organized, disciplined, and specialized units. The three state silhouettes — Coahuila, Tamaulipas, and Nuevo León — point to the northeastern region associated with this factional identity.This patch is not an official Mexican Army special forces insignia. Its combination of 35, the northeastern state silhouettes, the Chucky face, and the “Fuerzas Especiales” wording makes it best understood as a CDN / Los Chukys-inspired collector reproduction connected to Operativa 35-style symbolism.DisclaimerThis item is a non-authentic reproduction intended for historical and educational purposes, as well as for display in private collections. It is not meant to promote any political stance or ideology.