Venezuela sends fourth aid ship to Cuba

Venezuela has sent a fourth ship carrying 27 containers of humanitarian aid to Cuba to offset the extensive damage from Hurricane Melissa at the end of last October.

On December 10, from Caracas, Venezuela dispatched a new vessel with humanitarian aid for Cuba. This marks the fourth such shipment, comprising 27 containers aimed at addressing the impacts of Hurricane Melissa, which struck late last October. The hurricane inflicted substantial damage across the island, and this aid intends to aid recovery efforts. Prensa Latina covered the sending as an act of solidarity between allied countries. Specific contents of the aid are not detailed, but it targets compensation for material losses.

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