Is the Obama administration sending a delegation to mourn the death of communist Cuban dictator Fidel Castro, or not?

CBS reporter Mark Knoller cites White House spokesman Josh Earnest as saying the administration is not sending an “official delegation” to the funeral on Sunday.

Pres Obama not sending official delegation to Fidel Castro funeral, says @PressSec. — Mark Knoller (@markknoller) November 29, 2016

But Reuters tweeted — literally at the very same time — that Obama will dispatch National Security Advisor Ben Rhodes and acting U.S. Ambassador to Cuba Jeffrey DeLaurentis.

MORE: U.S. will be represented at Castro funeral by Security Adviser Rhodes and U.S. Ambassador to Cuba Delaurentis – White House — Reuters Top News (@Reuters) November 29, 2016

Strangely, Reuters reported minutes earlier that Obama wouldn’t be sending a delegation.

BREAKING: Obama will not send U.S. delegation to Fidel Castro's funeral in Cuba – White House — Reuters Top News (@Reuters) November 29, 2016

While the administration may not know what is going on, one thing is for sure: their last day is January 20.