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Trump threatens 'friendly takeover' of another US neighbour. Here's all you need to know

US President Donald Trump has raised the idea of a “friendly takeover” of Cuba, saying the communist-run island is in deep economic trouble and hinting at expanded US involvement after its military operation in Venezuela.


Trump's Cuba takeover plan: after Venezuela US now eyes Cuba 

Cuba has reportedly fired on a Florida-registered US speedboat, with authorities saying four people aboard the vessel were killed. The incident has raised fresh tensions, as Havana stated it is ready to conduct a probe into the shooting. Further details are awaited as both sides assess the circumstances surrounding the incident.


Cuba Fires On Florida-Registered US Speedboat, Four Killed | WION 

Cuban forces shot dead four people in a Florida-registered speedboat that entered Cuban waters Wednesday in a dramatic shootout just off the island’s coast. Watch the video to know more on this!


Cuba boat shooting: Four shot dead on US-registered boat 

Cuba Boat Shooting: Four Shot Dead on US-Registered Boat

Cuba boat shooting: Cuban coast guard open fires on US registered boat, 4 Dead  

Cuba boat shooting: Cuban coast guard opens fire on US registered boat

Cuba’s capital is experiencing the season’s tenth cold front, bringing chilly temperatures, strong winds, and unsettled weather conditions. Authorities have issued warnings for residents as the cold front affects daily life, transportation, and outdoor activities. Meteorologists say this is part of a series of cold fronts impacting the Caribbean region this season, with conditions expected to persist for several days.

Cuba: Season's Tenth Cold Front Hits Cuban Capital

Cuba is facing frequent power cuts as the United States’ energy blockade continues to strain the island’s electricity supply. The ongoing restrictions have worsened the nation’s energy crisis, affecting households, businesses, and essential services.


US Energy Blockade Cripples Cuban Hospital; Ambulances Are Out Of Fuel

US Energy Blockade Causing Frequent Power Cuts in Cuba 

Russian President Vladimir Putin said Russia will continue to stand by Cuba as the Caribbean island faces sweeping US sanctions. The remarks came during a meeting with Cuba’s foreign minister, where both sides discussed potential support measures for Havana. The engagement underscores deepening diplomatic and economic coordination between Moscow and Havana amid ongoing geopolitical tensions and sanctions pressure.


Russian President Meets Cuban Foreign Minister, Discuss Support Measures for Havana | WION

Cuba: Putin Says Russia Stands By Cuba Amid Sanctions, Meets Cuban Foreign Minister | WION 

Latin America is sharply divided over Cuba’s deepening fuel crisis after the United States tightened its oil embargo on the island. U. S. President Donald Trump cut off Venezuelan oil shipments to Havana and warned of tariffs on countries that sell hydrocarbons to Cuba, escalating pressure on the communist-run nation. Now, the region is responding, but not in unison.


US Pressure Sparks Regional Divide in Latin America 

Trash is piling up across Havana as fuel supplies run dry, disrupting waste collection services. Cuban authorities said the oil blockade is also harming anti-drug trafficking efforts. The United Nations said it is very concerned and is closely following the situation.


Havana Fuel Crisis: Trash Piles Up In Havana As Fuel Shortage Deepens, UN Voices Concern | WION 

Cuba said it remains an ally of the United States in the fight against drug trafficking, but warned that the oil blockade is damaging its anti-drug operations. Cuban officials argued that energy constraints are affecting enforcement capacity and cooperation linked to counter-narcotics efforts.


Cuba Calls Itself US Ally In Drug War, Says Oil Blockade Is Hurting Efforts | WION

The United Nations says it is “very concerned” and is closely monitoring the unfolding situation in Havana, where mounting fuel shortages and economic strain are disrupting daily life. Trash is piling up across the capital as fuel supplies run dry, crippling municipal services and intensifying public frustration.
Cuban authorities insist they remain a committed partner of the United States in the fight against drug trafficking. Officials describe Havana as a “containing wall in the sea” against cocaine shipments moving through the Caribbean corridor.

Cuba Fuel Crisis: UN Raises Alarm Over Fuel Shortage, Drug War Strain

Havana is grappling with a mounting garbage crisis as fuel shortages leave waste collection trucks stranded. Trash continues to pile up across streets and sidewalks, with residents reporting strong odors and growing health concerns. Meanwhile, Spain has announced humanitarian aid to support Cuba amid the worsening situation.


Cuba Fuel Shortage: Waste Accumulates on Havana's Streets; Spain Announces Humanitarian Aid

Cuba Fuel Shortage: Garbage Trucks Remain Idle Because Of Fuel Shortage

Cuba Fuel Shortage: Mounting Garbage Crisis Hits Havana

Cuba’s deepening energy crisis has triggered major developments, with Russia’s aviation regulator suspending flights and plans underway to evacuate tourists from the island. The Kremlin says it is in talks with Havana over possible aid and support as power shortages worsen.


Cuba Energy Crisis Deepens as Russia Suspends Flights, Evacuates Tourists

Cuba’s Energy Crisis Deepens: Russia Suspends Flights, Evacuates Tourists

Cuba is experiencing its most severe energy crisis in decades, affecting daily life and infrastructure across the island. Meanwhile, former President Trump has intensified political and economic pressure on Havana. This video explores the crisis, its causes, and the potential impacts on Cuba’s population and international relations.


After Venezuela, Is Cuba's Communist Govt Next US Target?

Cuba is experiencing its most severe energy crisis in decades, affecting daily life and infrastructure across the island.

Cuba Says Airlines Can No Longer Refuel on the Island as US Blockade Deepens Energy Crisis 

Cuba is experiencing its most severe energy crisis in decades, affecting daily life and infrastructure across the island. Meanwhile, former President Trump has intensified political and economic pressure on Havana. This video explores the crisis, its causes, and the potential impacts on Cuba’s population and international relations.

Cuba’s Energy Crisis Deepens as Oil Shipments Disrupted by US Sanctions

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