Summary
Cuba has a long history of supporting terrorist groups and activities, according to evidence discussed in the article. The country's government has aided rebel groups in Latin America and allegedly supported Russia's war efforts in Ukraine by providing fighters. The United States has labeled Cuba as a state sponsor of terrorism due to these actions.
Key Facts
- Cuba's government has been linked to supporting violent groups since the 1960s.
- The Cuban regime has backed groups like FARC and ELN in Colombia by providing weapons and training.
- Cuba has sheltered U.S. fugitives accused of serious crimes.
- The regime engages in online attacks and spreads false information.
- The U.S. government has returned Cuba to its list of state sponsors of terrorism.
- Thousands of Cubans are reported to have fought for Russia in its ongoing war in Ukraine.
- Experts argue that Cuba's government must have approved the fighters' involvement in the war.
