Former President Donald Trump announced that Iran has agreed to never acquire nuclear weapons and that a deal is 'all signed,' though specific details of the agreement remain unclear. This announcement has led to speculation about a potential $300 billion fund for Iran and a toll-free Hormuz Strait.
The US military is reportedly ready for a strike against the Cuban leadership, though not with the same force as previously against Nicolás Maduro, as the Nimitz aircraft carrier arrives in the Caribbean and the superpower's forces are overstretched.
Marco Rubio stated that Cuba's economy is failing and cannot be fixed, while President Donald Trump reiterated that his administration would be 'doing something with Cuba very soon,' amidst calls for new leadership.
The Cuban leadership has authorized emigrants to establish businesses on the island, primarily targeting Cubans living in the USA. The initiative aims to attract investment into the country's struggling economy.
A Department of Justice official is advocating for legal cases against Cuban leaders, aligning with former President Trump's interest in regime change.
A Department of Justice official is reportedly pushing for legal action against Cuban leaders, aligning with the Trump administration's focus on regime change in Cuba.
Cuba’s top envoy to the US has stated that Trump’s sanctions on Cuban leaders are a ‘pretext’ for military action, describing the situation as ‘a war without bombs’.
US President Donald Trump and Senator Marco Rubio are calling for new leadership in Cuba as the country faces a deepening economic crisis, highlighted by a recent blackout.
A retired Norwegian lieutenant general supports Donald Trump's assertion that the Cuban regime is on the verge of collapse, deeming it a realistic possibility.
The United States has announced new sanctions targeting Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel and members of the Castro family. These measures increase pressure on the Cuban leadership, which has condemned the US actions as aggressive.
Sandro Castro, Fidel Castro's grandson, has publicly appealed to Donald Trump to help Cuba recover, criticizing the current Cuban leadership as 'the court jester' and expressing support for a deal with the Trump administration, while also stating that most Cubans desire capitalism.
The Trump administration is looking for President Miguel Díaz-Canel to leave as the U.S. continues negotiating with the Cuban government, according to a U.S. official