Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel announced that his country is preparing for the possibility of a US military attack, following remarks by US President Donald Trump that were widely interpreted as a threat.
We are determined to repel any attempt to launch foreign military aggression against our country, Díaz-Canel said, stressing that Cuba is a peaceful country and poses no threat to US national security.
On Thursday, Trump was asked by radio host Hugh Hewitt whether he was considering military intervention to liberate Cuba. He replied: I want to get Cuba wrapped up before I leave office.
We are determined to repel any attempt to launch foreign military aggression against our country, Díaz-Canel said, stressing that Cuba is a peaceful country and poses no threat to US national security.
On Thursday, Trump was asked by radio host Hugh Hewitt whether he was considering military intervention to liberate Cuba. He replied: I want to get Cuba wrapped up before I leave office.
