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A report that Russia will reopen a Havana base that eavesdropped on U.S. communications from Key West to Washington has triggered fresh warnings of Moscows expansionism and predictions of a continued freeze in U.S.-Cuba relations.Until its closure in 2002, the Lourdes base was Moscows largest intelligence facility abroad, with up to 1,500 KGB and GRU military intelligence officers manning an array of antennas and computers in the super-secret 28-square-mile base.Read more here: Report: Russia will reopen spy base in Cuba - Cuba - MiamiHerald.com
Report: Russia will reopen spy base in Cuba - Cuba - MiamiHerald.com
Report: Russia will reopen spy base in Cuba - Cuba - MiamiHerald.com