Russian Warships Make Historic Landing in Cuba Ahead of Military Drills
This week, Russian warships made a striking arrival in Cuba, evoking memories of Cold War tensions as they prepare for planned military exercises following drills in the Atlantic Ocean. The fleet, comprising a frigate, a nuclear-powered submarine, an oil tanker, and a rescue tug, entered Havana Bay, underscoring Moscow's assertive stance and strategic interests in the Caribbean. US officials anticipate the warships will maintain a presence in the region throughout the summer, possibly extending their voyage to Venezuela, another longtime ally of Russia. The deployment reinforces Russia's historical ties with Cuba and Venezuela, punctuated by periodic naval and aerial activities…