Tragedy Strikes: Cybertruck Explosion Outside Trump Hotel

An active-duty US Army soldier, Matthew Livelsberger, died in an explosion of a Tesla Cybertruck loaded with explosives outside President-elect Trump’s Las Vegas hotel. Investigations reveal he was on approved leave. The incident is under scrutiny, with authorities investigating possible links to another terrorist attack in New Orleans.

In a shocking incident, a Tesla Cybertruck explosion outside President-elect Donald Trump's Las Vegas hotel resulted in the death of an active-duty US Army soldier, identified as Matthew Livelsberger. Two law enforcement officials confirmed the details, seeking anonymity due to the ongoing investigation.

Livelsberger, a respected member of the Army's Green Berets, was on approved leave when the tragic event occurred. Known for their guerrilla warfare expertise, the Green Berets specialize in counter-terrorism using unconventional techniques. Livelsberger had been with the Army since 2006, showcasing a commendable rise through the ranks.

The FBI is currently investigating the explosion's link to a Colorado Springs home. This follows another incident in New Orleans, where a truck rammed into a crowd. While authorities have found no direct connection between the events or the involved individuals, the investigations continue to unfold.

(With inputs from agencies.)