From：Internet Info Agency 2026-02-12 16:45:05
Russia recently announced it will send a shipment of crude oil and fuel to Cuba in the form of humanitarian aid to alleviate the severe energy shortages caused by the long-standing U.S. oil embargo. Reports indicate that the embargo has significantly impacted the daily lives of Cuban citizens and the national economy, with widespread fuel shortages leaving vehicles unable to refuel and forcing some hotels to shut down. This aid aims to help Cuba address its current energy crisis and stabilize societal operations.
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