क्यूबा के जलक्षेत्र में अमेरिकी रजिस्टर्ड स्पीडबोट से मुठभेड़, गोली लगने से 4 की मौत – Cuba shoots four dead clash US registered speedboat off coast mdsb ntc
Cuba has said that four people were killed in a collision between a US-registered speedboat that entered Cuban waters off the country’s northern coast on Tuesday morning and its border forces. The Home Ministry said that when officers went inside to investigate the boat, its occupants opened fire, wounding a Cuban commander. After this the firing started.
Cuba According to a statement from the US Home Ministry, the speedboat, registered in Florida with number FL7726SH, was found near the El Pino Channel in Cayo Falcones, Villa Clara province.
The crew of the ‘Violating Speedboat’ fired at the Cubans as they approached. The commander of a Cuban patrol ship was injured in the firing. The Cuban military returned fire and four people on board the foreign plane were killed, while six other passengers were injured. Officials said the injured were evacuated and given medical treatment.
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Ongoing investigation of the case…
Cuba described those killed as “attackers” but did not reveal their identities or nationalities. It also did not say why the ship was in Cuban waters or whether it was linked to smuggling or migration activity, which are common in the region.
The Home Ministry said that investigation is going on after the incident. Havana reiterated its intention to protect its territorial waters and said that protecting the country’s security, sovereignty and stability of the region remains the country’s main priority.
There was no immediate comment from US officials on this incident or the ship’s registration information. The international waterway between Cuba and the US has long been a corridor of migration, smuggling and maritime conflicts. For decades, small boats and high-speed vessels have attempted to navigate the treacherous passage between the islands and Florida, sometimes resulting in blockages or fatalities.
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