Carlos Fernández de Cossío said that Havana takes "very seriously" the reports of a possible U.S. military action and said that, if it faces foreign aggression, Cuba would have to exercise its right to self-defense "on its own."
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Carlos Fernández de Cossío said that Havana takes "very seriously" the reports of a possible U.S. military action and said that, if it faces foreign aggression, Cuba would have to exercise its right to self-defense "on its own."