Cuba hikes advisers in Nicaragua prompt questions
U.S. officials say Cuban military advisers in Nicaragua have risen by several hundred from an estimated 2,500 as anti-Sandinista resistance units reinfiltrate Nicaragua. Advisers are said to provide tactical support while accompanying Contra combat missions amid broader U.S. questions about NSC, Iran arms deals, and Contra funding.
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