Cuba Warns US Military Action Would Cause 'Bloodbath'
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In his first television interview with an American broadcaster, Miguel Diaz-Canel says revolutionaries don’t give up and step down The Cuban president, Miguel Diaz-Canel, said he would not resign under US pressure in his first television interview with ...
The comments come in the wake of news that U.S. and Cuban officials have met to discuss future relations between the two longtime Cold War foes.
The comments came as a US delegation led by CIA Director John Ratcliffe met Cuban officials in Havana on Thursday.
Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel has rejected the latest sanctions imposed by the U.S. government against the island — and against anyone who dares to trade with it — and questioned how long the world will continue to tolerate what he considered to be an abusive collective punishment by the U.
A day after Marco Rubio cited a $100 million offer, Díaz-Canel says Cuba would accept U.S. aid while pushing for embargo relief.
The U.S. State Department has announced new sanctions against Cuban officials and their supporters after reports revealed Cuba has acquired 300 military drones capable of reaching South Florida.