Cuba's Foreign Minister rejects US claims that Cuba poses a threat

5 articles · Updated · Bloomberg · Apr 29

Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez criticized US senators after they failed to restrict Donald Trump's authority to use military force against Cuba.
Rodríguez called US assertions of a Cuban threat "absurd" and accused Washington of seeking a pretext to undermine Havana's government.
The comments follow warnings from US Senator Marco Rubio about foreign influence in Cuba, highlighting ongoing tensions between the two countries.

What are the potential global consequences if the US pursues military action against Cuba amid international opposition?

How do recent US interventions in other countries influence the likelihood of action in Cuba?

What legal or diplomatic avenues remain for resolving the standoff without escalating to military conflict?

Could international support from Russia, China, and Mexico shift the balance in Cuba's struggle against US pressure?

How might Cuba's deepening humanitarian crisis change US-Cuba negotiations and the prospects for lifting sanctions?

What roles could the UN and neighboring countries play in preventing a worsening humanitarian disaster in Cuba?