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CIA director meets with top officials in Havana, Cuban government says
The talks focused on law-enforcement cooperation and political dialogue as Cuba said it does not pose a threat to U.S. national security.
- On Thursday, CIA Director John Ratcliffe visited Havana, Cuba to meet with Interior Ministry counterparts and foster political dialogue between the long-strained adversaries.
- President Donald Trump initiated this dialogue while maintaining pressure on Cuba through a fuel blockade that has severely limited the island's power generation capability.
- Cuban representatives asserted during the meeting that Cuba poses no threat to United States national security, presenting official evidence to support their position.
- While both nations expressed mutual interest in enhancing security cooperation, a lack of specific details regarding Cuba's future participation remained evident after the discussions.
- Protests erupted in Havana following prolonged power outages caused by the blockade, raising concerns over worsening conditions for Cuban citizens amid continued economic pressure.
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