Cuba fuel crisis deepens amid nationwide blackouts
Cuba is facing a worsening energy crisis after officials said the country had completely run out of diesel and fuel oil.
The shortage has triggered severe blackouts and a partial collapse of the national power grid.
Residents in Havana are enduring electricity cuts of up to 22 hours, according to the supplied report.
The disruption is being described as nationwide.
The immediate impact is severe for households and essential services, with prolonged outages affecting daily life across the island.
The report links the crisis to the fuel shortage and grid instability.
The situation matters now because it points to a broader breakdown in Cuba's power supply at a time when demand remains high and fuel stocks are exhausted.
The scale of the outages suggests the grid is under acute strain.
The supplied row also notes a US blockade on the island, but gives no further detail on its direct role in the current shortages.
