Federal officials recently discussed a shipment of oil. They claim it was being transported illegally. Homeland Security is continuing its efforts, according to officials.
A news conference was held to provide more information about the oil and its intended destination, which was reportedly Cuba. Further details about this incident are available from the source, including comments from a reporter who covered the news conference.
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