Hard numbers: Cuba’s oil reserves running dry, China executes alleged Myanmar scammers, Metal hype continues, Heavy gunfire at Niger’s airport

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15-20: The number of days before Cuba’s oil reserves run dry, according to the data firm Kpler, should it continue at current levels of demand and domestic production. This comes as Mexico, the largest supplier of crude to Cuba, has halted some oil exports to the island. Cuba’s economy is already deteriorating, but with Venezuela's oil supplies now shut off, it may get even worse. 11: The number of members of a notorious mafia family in Myanmar who were executed in China over their alleged role in running scam centers, Chinese state media announced Thursday. Eyewitnesses and video footage captured what appeared to be air defense systems engaging unidentified projectiles near the international airport.