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The Department of Justice has announced today an indictment of Raul Castro and other Cuban commie officials for downing a plane with American humanitarians over Cuba 30 years ago.

Here's FBI Director Patel:

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Here's the announcement from Acting U.S. Attorney General Todd Blanche:

This is a summary of the charges courtesy of CNN:

The case against the 94-year-old brother of Fidel and one of the last surviving leaders of the Cuban revolution was unsealed Wednesday.

He is charged with conspiracy to kill US nationals, destruction of an aircraft, and murder. There are other defendants charged in the indictment, which was returned on April 23.

The charges relate to the 1996 shootdown of two civilian aircrafts belonging to the Cuban-American exile organization Brothers to the Rescue. Raúl Castro, who was defense minister at the time, is alleged to have ordered the attack, which killed four men, including three American citizens.

And CNN is, of course, triggered by this.

The case is yet another extraordinary example of the administration's use of the Justice Department to target the leader of a country it opposes, and all but guarantees to inflame longstanding tensions between the two countries.

Oh no! Is Cuba not going to like us after we arrest their dictator?

Just like Venezuela "hates" us?

Secretary of State Rubio released this message to the Cubans in Spanish:

He said a lot there about how Cuba is essentially a fascist country where the people don't have freedom, but here's his conclusion:

In the United States, we are ready to open a new chapter in the relationship between our people and our countries. And currently, the only thing standing in the way of a better future are those who control your country.

Is Cuba about to be "liberated," and after that, who's next?