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Cuban President Warns of Severe Consequences Amid US Military Tensions

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Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel issued a stark warning against potential US military action, stating it would lead to a 'bloodbath' with dire repercussions. He emphasized that Cuba poses no threat to the US and is currently facing a 'multidimensional aggression' from the US government. The relationship between the two nations has deteriorated significantly, exacerbated by an ongoing energy crisis in Cuba and threats of legal action against former President Raúl Castro. In response to fears of military conflict, Cuba's Civil Defense has distributed a guide to citizens on how to prepare for possible aggression, highlighting the urgency of the situation.

Key Details: • Cuban Civil Defense has issued a guide for families on preparing for military aggression. • Citizens are advised to prepare a backpack with non-perishable items. • The guide emphasizes the importance of staying alert to air raid sirens.

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Donald TrumpCubaCIABruno RodríguezJohn RatcliffeMiguel Díaz-CanelHavanaRaúl Castro

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