🚨 BREAKING:
🇺🇸🇨🇺 The DOJ will formally indict former Cuban President Raúl Castro tomorrow in Miami, per multiple sources familiar with the matter.
-The 94-year-old served as Cuba's president from 2008 to 2018 and is the younger brother of Fidel
The indictment is tied to the 1996 shootdown of two Brothers to the Rescue civilian planes that killed four Miami-based Cuban exiles
-Acting AG Todd Blanche, FBI Deputy Director Christopher Raia, Sen. Ashley Moody, and Florida AG James Uthmeier are expected to attend the press conference
-CIA Director Ratcliffe met with Cuban Interior Ministry officials in Havana last week to deliver Trump's message: serious engagement only if Cuba makes "fundamental changes"
-Comes one day after sweeping new sanctions hit 11 Cuban regime elites and 3 government agencies
-Axios reported Cuba acquired 300+ military drones capable of striking Guantanamo, U.S. Navy ships, or Florida
The pressure on the Castro dynasty is reaching levels not seen since the Cold War.
Trump openly mused this month about "taking over" Cuba "almost immediately."
Sanctions are stacking.
Now the surviving Castro is being indicted on U.S. soil 30 years after the shootdown.
Source: Fox
🇰🇵 NORTH KOREA "READY" FOR NEW NUCLEAR TEST - JUST WAITING ON KIM'S THUMBS-UP
South Korean intel says Pyongyang could launch a nuclear test any moment now, all Kim has to do is say the word.
The last one was in 2017, but they’ve been busy: stockpiling nukes, building warhead factories, and getting a little satellite help from their new bestie, Russia.
Estimates say Kim’s got 40 to 70 nukes, and yes, some are miniaturized and ICBM-ready.
Meanwhile, Seoul has no nukes of its own, but hey, the U.S. promised to pick up the phone if things go boom.
Cool, calm, and completely not terrifying.
Source: Europa Press