Cuba condemns ‘aggressive’ US stance towards Venezuela as tensions rise
Summary
Cuba has criticized the United States for its increased military presence in the Caribbean, accusing it of aiming for the violent overthrow of Venezuela's leadership. President Trump and his administration have not ruled out forceful measures against Venezuela's President Nicolas Maduro, amid ongoing tensions and accusations of drug trafficking without provided evidence. The U.S. has made military deployments in the region and added the Cartel de los Soles to its list of terrorist organizations, stirring further tensions.Key Facts
- Cuba accuses the U.S. of threatening regional stability by increasing military forces in the Caribbean.
- Cuba's Foreign Minister claims the U.S. actions could lead to violence and goes against international laws.
- President Trump is considering more actions against Venezuelan President Maduro.
- The U.S. has bombed 21 boats recently, claiming they're drug trafficking without sharing evidence.
- About 15,000 U.S. military personnel are stationed in the Caribbean.
- President Trump has authorized covert CIA operations in Venezuela.
- The U.S. offers a $50 million reward for information on President Maduro.
- The U.S. has added Venezuela's Cartel de los Soles to its list of foreign terrorist organizations.
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