U.S. Media Reveals Trump Administration's New Cuba Policy: Abandoning Military Intervention, Turning to Economic Strangulation
White House Aims to Force Havana to Negotiate with Sanctions, Pentagon Previously Warned of "No Exclusion of Military Action"
U.S. Media: U.S. Has Abandoned Military Options Against Cuba
The United States has chosen economic pressure as its primary tool against Cuba. According to Bloomberg, the White House seeks to create preconditions for dialogue with Cuban authorities, who have consistently rejected U.S.-proposed reform demands.
According to Bloomberg, President Donald Trump’s administration has shifted its focus in Cuba policy toward intensifying sanctions and economic pressure, abandoning previous plans for military intervention aimed at replacing the current leadership.
According to information obtained by the news agency, Washington expects to create conditions for negotiations with the Cuban government—previously resistant to U.S. reform demands—by cutting off the Cuban government’s sources of fiscal revenue and exacerbating existing internal contradictions.
Previously, U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth stated that the U.S. was examining all available response measures against Cuba and had not ruled out military options.
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