Axios reveals that Cuba has acquired 300 military drones and is contemplating strikes on Guantanamo Bay, US vessels, and potentially Key West, raising alarms about Iranian advisers in Havana
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Cuba has secured over 300 military drones and has reportedly initiated discussions on using them to strike the US facility at Guantanamo Bay, American naval vessels, and potentially Key West, Florida, approximately 90 miles from Havana, according to a report by Axios, which references classified intelligence.
This intelligence suggests that the Trump administration considers Cuba a significant threat due to advancements in drone technology and the presence of Iranian military personnel in Havana, as stated by a senior US official.
Reuters has not been able to verify this information at this time.
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This intelligence suggests that the Trump administration considers Cuba a significant threat due to advancements in drone technology and the presence of Iranian military personnel in Havana, as stated by a senior US official.
Reuters has not been able to verify this information at this time.
Also Read: India, Netherlands upgrade ties to ‘strategic partnership’, deepen defence, chip and Indo-Pacific cooperation
