First Maduro, now Castro.

I'm John Sosier, Fox News.

Many Cuban Americans are celebrating after the Justice Department announced today was

indicting 94-year-old former Cuban president, Raul Castro, for the deaths of four people

when two planes were shot down in the 1990s.

The acting Attorney General's Todd Blanche.

We are announcing an indictment, charging Raul Castro and several others with conspiracy

to kill U.S. nationals.

Mr. Castro and the others are charged with additional crimes as well, including destruction

of aircraft and four individual

counts of murder. President Trump, any thoughts on this? The Cuban population of Miami and certainly

beyond Miami, people that came there that were decimated, his families were ruined,

to appreciate what the Attorney General just did.

Cuban officials threatening to retaliate against any military action from the U.S.

Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canal called it a political maneuver.

The threat of new strikes looms across the Middle East.

Fox Business Networks, Ashley Webster, has more from Tel Aviv, Israel.

Iran's Revolutionary Guard is threatening to extend the war beyond the region if the United States decides to resume its military attacks.

Iran's foreign minister says a return to war will, quote, feature many more surprises.

But President Trump says he is in no hurry to get a peace deal, but repeated his warnings

that Iran cannot have a nuclear weapon. In the Strait of Hormuz, the U.S. boarded another

Iranian-flagged oil tanker before forcing it to change course. Sengcom says it has now redirected

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