American citizen among those killed in Cuba boat shooting, US official says
A U.S. official confirmed that at least one American citizen was killed and another injured when Cuban border guards intercepted a speedboat near Cuba's northern coast on Wednesday.

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AI-generatedA U.S. official confirmed that at least one American citizen was killed and another injured when Cuban border guards intercepted a speedboat near Cuba's northern coast on Wednesday. The incident resulted in four deaths and six injuries. Cuban authorities allege the individuals on the Florida-registered boat were planning a terrorist infiltration and initiated the gunfire. The boat's owner claims it was stolen. Cuban officials initially stated all ten individuals were Cuban nationals residing in the U.S., but later identified an eleventh person arrested who confessed to involvement in the alleged plot. Cuban authorities recovered weapons and tactical gear from the speedboat and stated that most of those involved had prior criminal records.
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5 extractedCuba accused the 10 people on the boat of planning "an infiltration with terrorist aims".
Handguns, assault rifles and improvised explosive devices were recovered from the speedboat.
Border guards shot dead four people and injured the remaining six aboard the Florida-registered speedboat.
At least one American citizen was shot dead and another injured by Cuban officials.
The boat's owner alleged the vessel had been stolen by an employee.