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In a move likely to increase geopolitical tensions, four Russian ships, including a nuclear-powered submarine, are set to arrive in Havana next week. Cuban officials announced Thursday that the ships, arriving between June 12 and June 17, are part of historically friendly relations between the two nations and do not carry any nuclear weapons, aiming to assure that their presence poses no threat to the region. <br/> <br/>#RussianNavy #Cuba #HavanaPort #MilitaryPresence #Geopolitics #InternationalRelations #CubaRussia #NavalOperations #GlobalTensions #DefenseNews #MilitaryExercise #RussiaUSRelations #CaribbeanSea #SecurityConcerns #DiplomaticRelations
In a move likely to increase geopolitical tensions, four Russian ships, including a nuclear-powered submarine, are set to arrive in Havana next week. Cuban officials announced Thursday that the ships, arriving between June 12 and June 17, are part of historically friendly relations between the two nations and do not carry any nuclear weapons, aiming to assure that their presence poses no threat to the region. <br/> <br/>#RussianNavy #Cuba #HavanaPort #MilitaryPresence #Geopolitics #InternationalRelations #CubaRussia #NavalOperations #GlobalTensions #DefenseNews #MilitaryExercise #RussiaUSRelations #CaribbeanSea #SecurityConcerns #DiplomaticRelations
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