Thirteen Cuban Soldiers Missing

Thirteen soldiers and officers missing after explosions in ammunition depot in eastern Cuba
Thirteen Cuban soldiers and officers are reported missing after explosions in an arms and ammunition depot in Melones, a town in the eastern province of Holguín, the Cuban Revolutionary Armed Forces said in a statement late Tuesday. Among the missing are two mayors, two warrant officers and nine soldiers.
Thirteen Cuban Soldiers Missing After Explosions Rock Ammo Depot
Thirteen Cuban soldiers are missing after explosions rocked an arms and ammunition depot in the eastern province of Holguin, Cuba's armed forces said late on Tuesday. The explosions rattled the small rural community of Melones,
Explosions rock Cuba: Search underway for 13 missing soldiers
Thirteen Cuban soldiers went missing following explosions at an ammunition depot in the Holguin province, located 435 miles from Havana. Authorities are actively investigating the incident. According to officials,
Cuban soldiers missing after explosive depot blaze in Holguín
Thirteen Cuban soldiers went missing following explosions at an ammunition depot in Holguín Province, approximately 700 kilometers from Havana. Authorities are investigating the incident. According to authorities,
Explosion at Cuban Ammunition Depot Leaves 13 Soldiers Missing
On Tuesday morning, a series of powerful explosions rocked an ammunition depot in Melones, a small rural community in Cuba’s eastern province of Holgu
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