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Cuba president talks tough about Trump as nation braces for US attack: ‘If we need to die, we’ll die’

Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel has revealed that his island nation is bracing for an attack from the US and declared that he is willing to die resisting President Trump.

Since last December, the US has imposed a blockade around Venezuela as part of its Operation Southern Spear effort, and used that to cut off oil supplies to Cuba, which has since plunged further into an energy crisis.

“I don’t think there would be any justification for the United States to launch a military aggression against Cuba, or for the US to undertake a surgical operation or the kidnapping of a president,” Díaz-Canel told NBC’s “Meet the Press” on Sunday, per a translation.

“If that happens, there will be fighting, and there will be a struggle, and we will defend ourselves, and if we need to die, we’ll die, because as our national anthem says, ‘dying for the homeland is to live.’”

The Trump administration has privately signaled to Cuba’s communist government that Díaz-Canel must go, the New York Times reported.

Díaz-Canel, the first pol outside the Castro family to lead the island nation since the Cuban Revolution, has refused to step aside.

MarketspaceNG:
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MarketspaceNG:
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masterfactor:
For those supporting USA, try to listen to what is going on in cuba.

If the ship that brought crude oil to cuba was from another country., The United States of America would have seized it, but since it Russia, they decided to look the other way.

masterfactor:
For those supporting USA, try to listen to what is going on in cuba.
If the ship that brought crude oil to cuba was from another country., The United States of America would have seized it, but since it Russia, they decided to look the other way.

Venezuela has for decades supplied subsidized oil to Cuba, forming a crucial energy lifeline under agreements dating back to 2000. Venezuela has provided roughly 30,000 to 50,000 barrels per day to Cuba, often utilizing a "dark fleet" of tankers with deactivated transponders to bypass U.S. sanctions

Truthissupreme:
Iran don give everyone updates

You don't go around stealing people land and oil just for cruise

Make una stand una ground, USA go beg for ceasefire and deal

LeeSmart:
His counterpart and long time friend Maduro said thesame thing and today he's cooling his feet in jail. Someone that most of his intelligence officers and political friends have started negotiating with the US justice department for soft landing.

Make US finish with Iran first, him go understand better.