Reports have emerged about the tragic death of two Cuban doctors who were kidnapped in Kenya and held captive in Somalia. Unofficial sources have indicated that the doctors would have died during a drone attack by their kidnappers.
The news first surfaced on CiberCuba, where reports suggested that the doctors had been killed in a drone attack in Somalia. The Cuban Foreign Ministry has since launched an investigation into the matter.
The two doctors, who were working as part of a medical mission in Kenya, were kidnapped by a militia group and taken to Somalia. Their captors, according to the reports, were responsible for the fatal drone attack.
The news has sent shockwaves through the Cuban community, with many expressing their condolences and outrage over the reported deaths. The Cuban government has yet to confirm the reports, but sources close to the situation have indicated that the worst fears may have come true for the kidnapped doctors.
The international community has also been closely following the situation, as the safety and well-being of aid workers in conflict zones continue to be a cause for concern.
More details are expected to emerge as the investigation into the matter continues. The reported deaths of the Cuban doctors serve as a stark reminder of the dangers faced by humanitarian workers in volatile regions around the world.