Trump anticipates Cuba deal avoids military options
U.S. President Donald Trump suggested that the United States and Cuba are expected to reach an agreement without resorting to military action, emphasizing that the military would not be necessary to achieve this. The Trump administration had increased pressures on Cuba, including imposing an economic blockade that has lasted over 60 years, with the aim of overthrowing the Cuban government—especially after the use of military force in January in efforts to oust Venezuela's president. Despite this escalation, Trump expressed hope for a peaceful understanding with Cuba, while Cuba's Foreign Minister stated their readiness to engage in dialogue with America and rejected the trade embargo imposed on their country.
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