The General Prosecutor's Office of Cuba announced that six individuals have been charged with terrorism due to their involvement in an armed speedboat incident that occurred last week. The prosecutor's office is pursuing provisional imprisonment for the six survivors who were apprehended after the event. A total of ten individuals, all Cuban nationals residing in the United States, were involved, with four fatalities reported during a shootout with Cuban authorities.

According to information released by the Cuban Ministry of Interior, the ten crew members departed from Florida on two boats early in the morning. However, one vessel experienced mechanical failure en route and was abandoned. The armed speedboat that continued to Cuba prompted a significant response from the Cuban authorities, resulting in gunfire and ultimately leading to the tragic deaths of several individuals involved in the incident.

The prosecutor's office reaffirmed its commitment to act within the constitutional framework and legal standards to protect national interests and institutions. This incident highlights ongoing tensions between Cuba and the Cuban diaspora in the U.S., as well as the broader issues of maritime security and organized crime in the region.