Former Cuban leader Raúl Castro, 94, is indicted in the United States on murder charges, according to US court records reported by multiple outlets. The reports describe the case as a significant escalation of Washington’s legal and diplomatic pressure on Cuba’s communist government. One outlet notes that Castro last appears in public in Cuba earlier this month, and it states there is no evidence in the reports that he has left the island since then. The same source also says there is no indication that Cuba would allow him to be extradited. Another outlet frames the move as part of a broader pressure campaign, while also reiterating that the action comes from US court filings. The articles do not provide additional details about the alleged incident, the jurisdiction where the case is filed, or the specific circumstances underlying the indictment. Taken together, the coverage focuses on the existence of the indictment, Castro’s age and recent public appearance in Cuba, and the uncertainty surrounding extradition and custody.