In an NBC News interview, Cuban President Miguel Canel warned the United States against military action in Cuba, stating there is "no justification" for an invasion while insisting Havana remains open to dialogue.
Canel attributed Cuba's energy crisis and shortages to the decades-old United States embargo, which he labeled "genocidal and cruel," while noting the country produces only 40 per cent of its fuel.
Pressed on United States demands regarding political prisoners and elections, Canel called such claims a "big lie," while the White House described Cuba as a "failing nation" that nevertheless wants a deal.
Addressing President Trump's rhetoric about a possible "takeover," Canel stated that if the United States launches a military operation, Cubans will "defend ourselves, and if we need to die, we'll die."
Public polling from The Hill shows over half of Americans oppose military action in Cuba, providing context as both governments acknowledge potential talks despite having no finalized details or specific plans.

Cuba Stands Firm Against US Invasion Threats

Amid the ongoing tensions between Ukraine, Russia and the West, the US says that it plans to send 3,000 troops to East Europe.

Tensions escalate over Ukraine as US plan to send 3,000 troops to East Europe

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Another high-stakes phone call between US President Joe Biden & Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin

US President Joe Biden to talk on a phone call with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin

The US says it is ready for talks with Russia amid growing tensions over Ukraine invasion fears. However, it makes it clear that any dialogue must be based on reciprocity.

The US plans diplomatic outreach to engage with Russia amid Ukraine invasion fears

Amid the ongoing Ukraine invasion threat from Russia, the US expressed a desire to hold talks with Moscow. This comes days virtual meet between President Biden and Putin.

The US expressed a desire to hold talks with Russia amid the ongoing Ukraine invasion threat

US President Joe Biden days after a virtual meet with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin, warns Russia over military build-up at Ukraine border amid invasion fears.

US President Joe Biden: Russia will pay a terrible price if it invades Ukraine

A day after the virtual meet over the Ukraine issue, US President Joe Biden said that it is not an option to send US troops to Ukraine without the support of NATO allies amid invasion fears from Russia. Meanwhile, Russia denies any such invasion plans.

Tensions between US & Russia remain high despite Biden's decision not to send US troops to Ukraine

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