evidence: AP’S ASSESSMENT: False. A video shows a news anchor claiming in Spanish that a cartel member had been filmed with a Javelin, but she only noted that such weapons have also been used in Ukraine, not that it originated there. Additionally, the anchor misidentified the weapon, which is an AT4, another anti-tank weapon. While AT4s are being used in Ukraine, experts say there’s nothing to indicate that the one in the video came from there, and that it’s far more likely to have come from other black market channels. [...] Additionally, there is no evidence that the AT4 from the video is from a cache of weapons sent to Ukraine, experts who research organized crime specifically in Mexico told The Associated Press. [...] Jones cited a U.S. Government Accountability Office study that found 70 percent of illegally smuggled guns in Mexico were made in America. Jones said it’s "extremely unlikely" that the cartel would get an AT4 from Ukraine. "Typically, heavier weapons like this are not going to be diverted from US military stockpiles," said Jones.