Russian Warships Dock in Havana, Strengthening Cuba-Russia Ties

The arrival marks the second visit in two months, underscoring deepening military and economic cooperation.

Three ships from Russia's Baltic Fleet, including a patrol frigate and a training vessel, are docked in Havana until July 30.
Cuban officials describe the visit as a 'historical practice' reflecting friendship and collaboration.
The event follows a recent visit by a Russian nuclear submarine, highlighting increased naval activity.
Cuba relies heavily on Russian oil and economic support amid ongoing U.S. sanctions.
High-level diplomatic exchanges between the two countries have surged, with Cuban President Diaz-Canel visiting Moscow four times.