Trump says Cuba seeking US help, signals talks with Havana

US President Donald Trump stated Cuba is seeking assistance and discussions will occur. He previously warned Cuba was next after actions in Venezuela. His administration has implemented financial sanctions, travel restrictions, and a fuel blocka...

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US President Donald Trump
Washington: US President Donald Trump on Tuesday said Cuba was asking for help and "we are going to talk," without providing any more detail.

"No Republican has ever spoken to me about Cuba, which is a failed country and only heading in one direction - down! Cuba is asking for help, and we are going to talk!!! In the meantime, I'm off to China!" Trump wrote in a Truth Social post. Representatives for the White House and the State Department could not be immediately reached for comment. Representatives for Havana also could not be immediately reached.

Trump had threatened that Cuba was "next" after the US military seized the leader of Venezuela earlier this year and has since imposed fresh financial sanctions and expanded others. His administration has also imposed a fuel blockade, curtailed US travel and remittances to Cubaand sought to dissuade regional allies from contracting Cuban doctors.
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