U.S. Army Reserve Prepares Logistics and Medical Units for Potential Cuba Operations
The U.S. Army Reserve is assessing the availability of logistics, medical, and police units for U.S. Southern Command within 90 to 120 days, a move officials link to ongoing planning for potential actions in Cuba. This development coincides with intensified economic sanctions and diplomatic pressure from the Trump administration, which has demanded political reforms and warned that the Cuban government will fall. While no deployment orders have been issued, the planning follows earlier reconnaissance missions and heightened readiness measures in the Caribbean, reflecting a broader strategy to limit foreign influence in the Western Hemisphere.
