Boxer Yordenis Ugás recently celebrated an interaction he had with young Cubans serving in the United States Army. In a post shared on his Facebook profile, Ugás expressed his pride in these youths who are currently serving in the US military.
"Yesterday, I joined a live session on TikTok with these Cuban military members. I spoke with them for over two hours. All of them are part of the US armed forces. I was the only civilian," Ugás stated, adding that he shared a photo of the virtual meeting.
The boxer mentioned that he questioned the attendees about why so few Cubans are integrated into the US Army. "I told them I feel a great deal of pride and respect for them. These are some of the best men in our community," wrote Ugás.
Ugás noted that the youths included him in their WhatsApp group named "Cubans in the Army," where they discussed many topics in real-time. He expressed his hope to meet them in person and thanked them for their service. Ugás also urged his followers to show respect in the comments section "to these brave men from our community."
People took the opportunity to send their best wishes and express their respect for these young individuals.
"My respect and admiration to all of them, blessings," said one person.
"You elevate our prestige as Cubans... You are the pride of all of us. Bravo," confessed another user.
Understanding the Presence of Cubans in the US Army
To provide a deeper understanding of the topic, here are some frequently asked questions about the presence of Cubans in the United States Army.
Why are there so few Cubans in the US Army?
Various factors, including immigration status, cultural differences, and individual career choices, influence the number of Cubans in the US Army.
How does Yordenis Ugás feel about Cubans serving in the US Army?
Yordenis Ugás feels a sense of pride and respect for Cubans serving in the US Army. He regards them as some of the best individuals in the Cuban community.