US Ramps Up Military Planning as Tensions Rise Over Cuba

53 articles · Updated · USA TODAY · Apr 18

The Trump administration is ramping up preparations for possible military action against Cuba amid escalating tensions.
Pentagon planning has increased following a US-imposed oil embargo and failed negotiations, with President Trump hinting at major moves for Cuba.
Military intervention, regime change, or an economic deal are all being considered, sparking debate in Congress and concern among Cuban Americans.

As the US oil blockade deepens Cuba's crisis, what is the international plan to prevent a humanitarian collapse?

With 79% of Cuban Americans backing intervention, how does this support influence White House military planning?

How does the ongoing Iran conflict affect the timeline for a potential 'New Dawn' operation in Cuba?

Could a War Powers resolution in Congress halt a potential US military operation against Cuba before it starts?

Is the US plan for Cuba a repeat of its 'perfect' regime change model used recently in Venezuela?

Can offering Starlink access spark change in Cuba, or is military action now seen as the only option?