HAVANA, Jan ‌4 (Reuters) - The Cuban government said on Sunday that ‌32 of its citizens were killed during the ‌U.S. raid on Venezuela to extract President Nicolas Maduro for prosecution in the United States. The Cuban government statement gave ‍few ​details, but said all the dead were members of the Cuban armed forces and intelligence agencies. Cuba has provided some ‍security for Maduro since he came ‌to power. Maduro ‌is being held in a New York detention center awaiting a Monday court appearance on drug charges.

Source: The Star January 05, 2026 11:55 UTC