Cuban President Outlines Three Scenarios for U.S. Actions Against Cuba

Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel has identified three potential U.S. strategies regarding Cuba's future: social unrest, coercive dialogue aimed at economic control, or military aggression. In a recent interview, he emphasized the increasing pressure from the U.S., including sanctions and threats, which have exacerbated Cuba's economic crisis, particularly due to oil shortages. Díaz-Canel warned that Cuba is prepared to resist any military aggression, citing past incidents where Cuban agents faced U.S. forces. He expressed a willingness for dialogue with the U.S. but insists it must be free from coercion and aimed at mutual benefit.

Key Details: • Díaz-Canel warns of a potential U.S. military aggression against Cuba. • Cuba is facing severe economic challenges due to reduced oil supplies from Venezuela. • The Cuban government is preparing to defend itself against any U.S. military actions.