Washington sanctions Cuban officials and military

The U.S. Treasury Department has imposed sanctions on eight officials and military and government entities in Cuba, accusing them of facilitating military cooperation and the transfer of weapons from China and Russia. The sanctions include military attachés, leaders in the army's staff and economic directorate, as well as military trading and maintenance companies such as Teknotex, TechnoImport, and the Yuri Gagarin Foundation. These measures are part of the United States' efforts to pressure Cuba's military and financial resources, which has led to shortages of fuel and energy, as well as power outages. The Havana government denies these accusations, viewing them as an economic blockade. A UN expert committee warned against exploiting food issues for political pressure, cautioning that it threatens the stability of daily life for the population.

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