US isn’t looking at imminent military action in Cuba despite Trump threats: AP News
Officials say Washington is pursuing aid, sanctions and talks, while keeping military options open as Cuba weighs conditions tied to political prisoners and reforms.
- The United States has offered Cuba tens of millions in humanitarian aid and two years of free Starlink internet access, conditional on releasing political prisoners and ending political and religious repression.
- President Donald Trump signed an executive order last week expanding sanctions authority against Havana, following an energy blockade imposed after the U.S. removed Venezuela's leader, Nicolás Maduro, in January.
- Secretary of State Marco Rubio visited Vatican City on Thursday to meet Pope Leo XIV, where he criticized Cuba's leadership as 'incompetent,' saying its economic model 'doesn't work' and those in power 'can't fix it.'
- Cuban Ambassador to the United Nations Ernesto Soberón Guzmán rejected American 'ultimatums' last week, stating that 'no internal affairs of Cuba are on the table' and describing U.S. efforts as a 'blatant insult to human intelligence.'
- Despite President Trump's repeated threats that 'Cuba is next,' U.S. officials state the administration is not looking at imminent military action against Havana, though warships from the Iran conflict remain available if policy shifts.
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U.S. isn't looking at imminent military action in Cuba despite Trump threats, AP sources say
The United States is not looking at imminent military action against Havana despite President Donald Trump's repeated threats that "Cuba is next" and that American warships deployed in the Middle East for the Iran conflict could return by way of the island, U.S. officials say. The post U.S. isn't looking at imminent military action in Cuba despite Trump threats, AP sources say appeared first on Conservative Angle | Conservative Angle - Conservat…
Los Angeles Times
The U.S. is not contemplating imminent military action against Havana despite repeated threats by President Donald Trump that “Cuba is next” and that U.S. warships deployed in the Middle East by the conflict against Iran could pass through the island on their return, U.S. officials said.
The Toronto Star
US isn’t looking at imminent military action in Cuba despite Trump threats, AP sources say
WASHINGTON (AP) — The United States is not looking at imminent military action against Havana despite President Donald Trump’s repeated threats that “Cuba is next” and that American warships deployed
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