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Axios Warns Cuba Stockpiled 300 Attack Drones With Crosshairs On U.S. Homeland
Axios Warns Cuba Stockpiled 300 Attack Drones With Crosshairs On U.S. Homeland
Well, well, well.
On Feb. 3, we first asked whether a Cuban Missile Crisis 2.0 was quietly taking shape on the collapsed, communist-run Caribbean island of Cuba.
But instead of Soviet missiles, we warned that Havana may be stockpiling Russian-made Geranium one-way attack drones with the operational range to threaten major U.S. oil and gas refineries in the Gulf of America, key military bases, data centers, power grid infrastructure, and potentially even Washington, D.C.
Nearly three and a half months ago,...
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Authored by Steven Edginton via American Intelligence,
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