‘Friendly… or Not’: Trump signals U.S could take control of Cuba if Díaz-Canel refuses power shift
U.S President Donald Trump has once again targeted Cuba, warning that the United States could intervene regardless of the regime’s willingness to cooperate. Speaking amid the island nation’s deepening energy and economic crisis, Trump signaled that Cuban leader Miguel Díaz-Canel could face a 'friendly' or forceful takeover if negotiations fail. Watch as tensions rise and the U.S.-Cuba standoff intensifies.
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