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Cuba Says 32 Personnel Killed in U.S. Raid That Seized Maduro

Maduro remains in U.S. custody in New York awaiting a Monday court appearance.

Overview

  • Havana reported that all those killed were members of the Cuban armed forces and intelligence services.
  • The government declared two days of national mourning for January 5 and 6, with funeral details to follow.
  • An official statement said the Cubans died after fierce resistance in combat or from bombings on facilities, while offering few operational specifics.
  • U.S. forces detained Nicolas Maduro and his wife in Caracas on Saturday and flew them to the United States, where he is held on drug charges.
  • Key questions remain unresolved, including how many Cubans were guarding Maduro versus elsewhere, and independent confirmation of casualty details has not been established.