The US government urged its citizens to be vigilant for terrorist actions and an increase in social tensions in Cuba and other parts of the world.
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“Due to increasing tensions in Cuba and various locations around the world, as well as the possibility of terrorist attacks, demonstrations, or violent actions against U.S. citizens and interests, the State Department advises U.S. citizens abroad to exercise increased caution,” it said of the message.
The advisory advises U.S. citizens to remain vigilant in places frequented by tourists and in places often used for demonstrations.
They are also encouraged to participate in the Smart Traveler Enrollment Program (STEP) to receive information and notifications and to be able to locate themselves abroad more easily in the event of an emergency.
This Friday, images emerged of protests in Cuba in favor of Palestine, including images of leaders of the terrorist group Hamas such as militant Abu Obaida.
The announcement also came after a car with two people inside exploded at the U.S. border with Canada near New York on Wednesday in what appeared to be a terrorist attack.
However, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) on Thursday ruled out that the car accident It was an act related to terrorism.
However, the incident raised concerns just before the busy Thanksgiving travel season and forced authorities to at least close four border crossings with Canada.
In one article, no connection to terrorism was initially found.