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Trump Predicts US-Cuba Deal, Rules Out Military Action
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CNBC TV18•27-09-2026, 09:09
Trump Predicts US-Cuba Deal, Rules Out Military Action
- •President Trump stated he believes the US and Cuba will reach an agreement and military action will not be necessary.
- •The Trump administration aims to change Cuba's government, implementing an oil blockade that has caused severe fuel shortages and blackouts.
- •Trump expressed a desire to "help Cuba" and "open Cuba up to our people."
- •During a UN General Assembly speech, Trump called Cuba a failed state, leading to the Cuban delegation walking out.
- •Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez affirmed Cuba's openness to dialogue and commercial relationships with the US, while condemning the ongoing trade embargo.
Key Questions Answered
US President Donald Trump predicted that the United States and Cuba will reach an agreement and stated that he does not believe military action will be necessary.
The Trump administration has openly stated that its primary goal is to change Cuba's government, having previously called the country a failed state.
Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez stated that Cuba will always be open for dialogue and is open to commercial and business relationships with US companies, while strongly condemning the ongoing US trade embargo.
