Cuba Criticizes US Report on Island

Cuba rejected a report issued by the U.S. State Department that condemned the Cuban government and claimed its involvement in forming extremist groups and operating espionage networks. The Cuban government considered it an attempt to justify American aggressive policies against the island. Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel emphasized that the report promotes a false narrative and aims to justify attacks and undermine the Cuban government. He confirmed that the United States has conducted extensive espionage against Cuba and has worked to change its regime through sabotage and terrorist acts. He explained that the American blockade and fuel embargo are part of a plan to tarnish Cuba’s image, and reaffirmed that his country has never sought to harm the American people or threaten their security.

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