US President Trump hints at possible regime change in Cuba soon

US President Donald Trump has reaffirmed his administration’s stance on Cuba, stating that the US may take further action against the island nation once the current conflict with Iran is resolved. During a visit to the White House, Trump expressed gratitude to Secretary of State Marco Rubio for his efforts in addressing Cuba, where the US has tightened economic sanctions aimed at reducing the country’s economy.

The administration has been increasing pressure on Cuba, which has been under heavy US sanctions for years. The US has previously threatened to cut off Cuba’s oil supply, a crucial economic lifeline for the island. Trump has also expressed willingness to use military force to achieve his foreign policy goals, including in Latin America.

In recent months, the US has used military strikes in Venezuela and against alleged drug trafficking boats off Latin American shores. While these actions have been deemed illegal under international law, Trump has shown little interest in adhering to such constraints. The US president has credited his military with achieving success in various regions, citing examples such as Venezuela and Iran.

The White House has not provided further details on the administration’s plans for Cuba or its intentions regarding the country’s government.

Source: Al Jazeera