Cuban FM Denounces Trump's New Military Threat
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Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez condemned US President Donald Trump's statements about possible actions against Cuba after the end of the US operation in Iran. "On our shores there are beautiful beaches, but also fangs, inhospitable to those who arrive with hostile intentions and a desire for domination," Rodriguez wrote on the social network X. Trump mentioned a US warship The US president made his statement at an election rally in Fort …
"We will take care of Cuba on our return from Iran. We will make a small scale," Trump said in Florida and exposed the idea of a boat a few meters from the coast, while Marco Rubio called to collaborate with the CIA to force regime change.
US President Donald Trump has threatened another round of airstrikes on Iran, warning of a resumption of 'Operation Epic Fury' if it does not agree to peace talks. After Iran, he has also threatened regime change in Cuba, sparking a global conflict. Cuba has responded sharply. The tension has created concerns for the global oil market and supply chain.
Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez Parrrilla categorically rejected “any threat from the U.S.” to Cuba, after U.S. President Donald Trump stated on October 23 that he would send a warship to the vicinity of the island – once his war operations in Iran were completed – with the interest of forcing Cuban authorities to sign an “agreement.” The post Cuba’s response to Trump’s latest threat first appeared on Cubadebate.
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