Cuba asserts military readiness amid U.S. pressure and regime-change talk
TL;DR
Cuban Deputy Foreign Minister Carlos Fernández de Cossío said Cuba’s military is prepared for potential U.S. aggression and would mobilize if needed, stressing sovereignty and self-determination as Washington pursues changes in Cuba. He framed talks with the U.S. as bilateral discussions led by Rubio, while rejecting regime-change and noting Cuba’s economic strains from U.S. sanctions and an oil blockade amid ongoing geopolitical tensions.
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- Cuba's deputy foreign minister says its military is preparing for possible 'aggression' from the U.S. NBC News
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