South Florida officials are sounding the alarm about potential dangers related to drones. They have expressed concerns about the presence of drones in Cuba. The drones in question are said to be of Iranian origin and are reportedly being stockpiled on the island.
For more information on this developing situation, readers can refer to the full report from CBS4 Miami, which provides further details on the warnings issued by South Florida officials regarding the potential drone dangers in Cuba.
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