But It's Still "Inconclusive"!!
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| Photo courtesy: Alexandre Meneghini/Reuters.
The photo above shows a Russian Lada passing by the Russian embassy in Havana. It was used to illustrate a major article/report by NBC News today entitled: "U. S. Officials Suspect Russia In 'Attacks' Mystery On Diplomats In Cuba, China." It said, "The evidence is not yet conclusive." The attacks started "in late 2016," which was the last year of the Cuba-friendly Obama administration that had greatly helped Cuban tourism and other aspects of its economy. The attacks have thus hurt Cuba drastically and greatly pleased the vast Counter Revolutionary Cubans in Miami and in the U. S. Congress. NBC said "26 U. S. government workers were injured in the still unexplained attacks" but added that "the victims included multiple CIA officers" and NBC also used the word "spies" to describe many of the "U. S. workers" affected. Spies or not, the blaming of Cuba has hurt Cuba and greatly pleased Cuba's legendary enemies in Miami and in the U. S. Congress, and that aspect of the investigation is rarely mentioned in the U. S. media or by the U. S. government. NBC mentioned that "Russia and China" have spies in Cuba but probably not as many as the United States.
The photo above -- courtesy of Desmond Boylan/Associated Press -- was also used to illustrate the exhaustive NBC article. It is well worth reading for an update on the "mystery attacks" in Havana that have supposedly been going on and massively investigated since 2016, Obama's final year as President. As long as the investigations and the updates continue, they will continue to be used by the vast Counter Revolutionary forces in Miami and in the U. S. Congress to massively hurt Cuba. For the sake of fairness, that equation should be mentioned in evaluating the "mystery" but NBC News today at least stressed that "the victims included multiple CIA officers" as opposed to regular U. S. embassy workers in Havana, and that is an interesting revelation to ponder.
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