Cuba: Completed unloading crude oil from Russian tanker

```htmlGolden Ten Data reported on April 6 that, according to Brazil's "World Affairs" website on April 5, Cuban authorities announced on April 4 that they had completed the unloading of 100,000 tons of crude oil from the Russian-flagged "Anatoly Kolodkin" tanker in Matanzas Bay. The move aims to ease Cuba's energy crisis caused by the strengthened U.S. blockade. In the coming days, this crude oil will be refined and used to produce gasoline, diesel, and liquefied gas—essential for maintaining basic public services and the national economy. The unloading operation was carried out by the Cuban National Petroleum Company and is part of an energy cooperation agreement between Havana and Moscow designed to alleviate Cuba's tight fuel supply. According to Cuban authorities, the crude oil shipment has consolidated Cuba's strategic relationship with Russia and expressed international solidarity in the face of the U.S. blockade.```