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Trump says he wants to ‘get Cuba done’ before leaving office
Trump said he would consider a short military campaign as sanctions and an oil blockade deepen Cuba’s economic crisis, according to officials.
- On Thursday, President Donald Trump stated he aims to "get Cuba done" before his term ends in January 2029, telling Salem News Channel he would consider a military campaign if necessary.
- Trump's "maximum pressure" campaign has been in place since returning to the White House in January 2025, combining an oil blockade and sanctions that triggered a severe economic and energy crisis in Cuba.
- Describing Cuba as a "failed place," Trump praised State Secretary Marco Rubio as a "talented guy" who would love to address the situation, while Rubio previously refused to rule out an invasion during congressional testimony.
- Military action is now on the table in a way not previously considered, as White House officials noted that what originated as mild musings inside the Oval Office has evolved into genuine interest.
- This hardline policy marks a significant departure from diplomatic norms, creating the most intense tensions between the two nations since the Cold War and reshaping regional geopolitics.
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Trump wants to resolve the issue of Cuba before leaving the presidency and considers a military intervention: what he said and what it implies for Cuban Americans.
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Donald Trump Just Shocked the World: He Now Says ‘I Want to Get Cuba Done Before I Leave’ After Going into Venezuela and Iran
After Venezuela and Iran, Donald Trump is openly musing about Cuba. He told radio host Hugh Hewitt, “I want to get Cuba done before I leave,” and said Marco Rubio “would love to do it.” Rubio has urged Cubans to work with the CIA, but neither has said who would run Cuba afterward.
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