Cuban Embassy in Washington D.C. Attacked with Molotov Cocktails, U.S. Officials Condemn Act

Molotov cocktails were reportedly thrown at the Cuban embassy in Washington D.C. on Sunday. The building did not sustain major damage.
The attack is being condemned by U.S. officials. The Secret Service is investigating.
Cuba's foreign minister called it an act of "terrorism" and said anti-Cuban groups feel emboldened.
The U.S. and Cuba restored diplomatic ties in 2015 under Obama, but relations remain tense.
There was a similar attack on the embassy in 2020. U.S. policy on Cuba has wavered between administrations.

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