MiamiRaúl Castro, 95, now faces a second murder case.
Florida’s attorney general says the warrant could limit his travel to countries with US extradition agreements.
Florida claims jurisdiction because spies allegedly passed Brothers to the Rescue flight data to Cuba from Miami and Key West.
Cuba says the planes entered its airspace, but the International Civil Aviation Organization found they were over international waters.
Trump says there will be no escalation, and Castro’s appearance in a US courtroom is uncertain.
How each outlet framed it
drawn from 200+ reports worldwide · These outlets told this story differently.
- CBS News leans critical
- centers the spy-network detail: Cuban spies relayed flight data and the informant who left Florida on Feb 23
- www.Bluewin.ch leans critical
- quotes Uthmeier calling it 'murder' and notes ICAO found the planes were over international waters, against Havana's airspace claim
- Economic Times
- raises whether Trump could apply a Maduro-style pressure campaign to Castro, and notes his court appearance is uncertain
- Anadolu Ajansı leans critical
- details the affidavit's account that Cuban spies 'infiltrated' the group and that informants were told not to fly Feb 24–27
Sources: CBS News, www.Bluewin.ch, Economic Times, Anadolu Ajansı