Summary
Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel stated that Cuba would resist a U.S. military attack using guerrilla-style tactics. This comes as President Donald Trump considers military action against Cuba, citing national security concerns, while Cuba faces an economic crisis exacerbated by a U.S. oil blockade. Díaz-Canel emphasized the preference for peace but declared readiness to defend the nation if necessary.
Key Facts
- Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel warns of resistance if the U.S. attacks militarily.
- President Donald Trump has threatened military action against Cuba, citing security threats.
- The U.S. blockade has led to economic issues in Cuba, like power outages and high food prices.
- Cuba denies connections to organizations the U.S. labels as terrorist.
- Díaz-Canel prefers peaceful solutions but is ready to defend Cuba with guerrilla tactics.
- President Trump linked Cuba's threats to its relations with Russia, China, and Iran.
- Cuba once relied on Venezuela for oil, but this stopped after U.S. intervention there.
- Díaz-Canel is not worried about his personal safety despite potential threats.
