Cuba is accused of acquiring attack drones from Iran and Russia, which are used to threaten the US homeland via migration, espionage, and drone incursions.
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Updated Jul 8
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Cuba is accused of acquiring attack drones from Iran and Russia, which are used to threaten the US homeland via migration, espionage, and drone incursions.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Iran and Russia are supplying drone technology to Cuba, with the operational radius threatening the Key West area.Sub-event
Cuba is accused of acquiring attack drones from Iran and Russia to threaten the US homeland.1 source
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Cuba
sovereign state situated on an island in the Caribbean Sea
Related events
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- The CIA establishes a covert influence task force targeting Cuba, coinciding with US sanctions and energy blockades.
- Trump's threats extend to international bodies and states, including the International Criminal Court.
- Signals intelligence facilities in Cuba are being used to gather intelligence on the United States, which is then funneled to China.