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Trump Signals Aggressive Shift on Cuba Amid Deepening Crisis. U.S. President Donald Trump has sharply escalated his rhetoric on Cuba, suggesting the United States could “take” the island in some form, even claiming he has the power to “do anything” he wants. His comments come at a sensitive moment, as Washington and Havana are quietly holding talks aimed at easing decades of hostility. But behind the scenes, reports indicate the U.S. may be pushing for major political change in Cuba, including the possible removal of President Miguel Díaz-Canel. Cuba, however, has firmly rejected any foreign interference, insisting negotiations must respect its sovereignty and political system. Meanwhile, pressure is mounting on the island. A U.S.-led oil blockade has cut off critical fuel supplies, triggering a severe energy crisis. The result: nationwide blackouts, economic paralysis, and growing instability for millions of Cubans. Despite the ongoing talks, Trump has hinted that broader geopolitical priorities come first. Iran is a key example, leaving Cuba’s future uncertain. The situation marks a dramatic turning point in U.S.-Cuba relations, raising questions about whether diplomacy or confrontation will define what happens next.
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