Cuba says it has ‘legitimate’ right to defend itself amid US threats
Summary
Cuba’s President Miguel Diaz-Canel said Cuba does not want conflict but will defend itself if the United States attacks. He warned that any US military action against Cuba could lead to severe violence and harm regional peace.Key Facts
- President Diaz-Canel stated Cuba has no aggressive plans but has a right to defend itself.
- He described US threats of military action against Cuba as an international crime.
- The Cuban leader warned that US attacks would cause a "bloodbath" with severe consequences.
- A news report claimed Cuba has over 300 drones and might attack US forces or Florida, but this was met with doubt.
- The US, under President Trump, has threatened Cuba with military force and increased economic pressure, including an energy blockade.
- Cuba suffers from blackouts and economic hardship due to long-standing US trade embargoes and new sanctions.
- The Trump administration recently imposed new sanctions on Cuba’s intelligence agency.
- Cuban people have shown a mix of defiance, exhaustion, and protests in response to US pressure.
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