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Cuba Thanks Russia for Food Aid: 'It Demonstrates Bonds That Unite Us'
Cuba Thanks Russia for Food Aid: 'It Demonstrates Bonds That Unite Us'
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Cuba thanks Russia for food aid: 'It demonstrates the bonds that unite us'Cuba has received a new shipment of vitamin-enriched sunflower oil from Russia ... 17.10.2026, Sputnik Africa
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Cuba thanks Russia for food aid: 'It demonstrates the bonds that unite us'Cuba has received a new shipment of vitamin-enriched sunflower oil from Russia — procured as part of Russia's contribution to the World Food Programme fund — to be distributed to the island's most vulnerable groups. "These 750 tonnes will go to children aged 0 to 5 in the most vulnerable situations, small children with chronic childhood illnesses, those with low weight and height, and pregnant women," Betsy Díaz Velázquez, Cuba's Minister of Domestic Trade, told Sputnik. Subscribe to @SputnikInt
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Cuba Thanks Russia for Food Aid: 'It Demonstrates Bonds That Unite Us'
15:41 17.10.2026 (Updated: 17:09 17.10.2026) Cuba thanks Russia for food aid: 'It demonstrates the bonds that unite us'
Cuba has received a new shipment of vitamin-enriched sunflower oil from Russia — procured as part of Russia's contribution to the World Food Programme fund — to be distributed to the island's most vulnerable groups.
"These 750 tonnes will go to children aged 0 to 5 in the most vulnerable situations, small children with chronic childhood illnesses, those with low weight and height, and pregnant women," Betsy Díaz Velázquez, Cuba's Minister of Domestic Trade, told Sputnik.
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