US EditionCuba Defends Military Drills as Deterrent Against US Aggression
President Díaz-Canel says military drills show readiness to deter US threats amid ongoing tensions between Cuba and the United States.
- Miguel Díaz‑Canel, President of Cuba, defended Cuba's military preparedness exercises as a deterrent to potential aggression from the United States, AFP reported.
- Cuban officials framed the exercises as deterrents to possible United States aggression, emphasizing Cuba's military preparedness exercises as measures of readiness rather than routine training.
- Described as military preparedness exercises, the measures emphasized readiness and deterrence, with coverage including imagery credited to Adalberto Roque, AFP photographer.
- By publicizing the exercises via AFP, Cuba aimed to amplify the drills' diplomatic impact and signal to the United States that the Cuban government views them as a deterrent.
- AFP noted in its distribution that the report on Miguel Díaz‑Canel’s defense of military drills was published on doc.afp.com and credited Adalberto Roque, AFP photographer.
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Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel conducted a series of military exercises on Saturday, along with high military officers, during a new day dedicated to national defence activities. These actions took place on the basis of tension between Cuba and...
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Cuba defends military drills as deterrent against US aggression
Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel defended his country's military preparedness exercises on Saturday as a deterrent against potential aggression from the United States.
Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel promoted the country's military preparation as a means of discouragement against any aggression by the United States, following threats from Washington, reports AFP. "The best way of...
Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel led a series of military exercises in the midst of tensions with the United States.
The day of preparation for the defense “takes on a significant importance at the present time, starting from all the hegemonic offensive being carried out by the United States government,” he said.
Cuban President Díaz-Canel is defending military exercises as a precaution against a US attack, responding to Donald Trump's statements and the escalation of tensions over Venezuela.
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