Trump Warns Cuba Regime Change Is Imminent After Iran

Trump Warns Cuba Regime Change Is Imminent

President Donald Trump has renewed his threats to topple the Cuban government, stating that US action against Cuba could come after his administration completes its war against Iran. Speaking at the White House, Trump praised Secretary of State Marco Rubio's efforts on Cuba, where sanctions have tightened the screws on the island's economy. Cuban officials have decried the 'massive punishment' caused by the US oil blockade, as Cuba's economy faces fuel shortages and rising hardship. Amid the Iran conflict, the Trump administration is eyeing military efforts in Latin America. Trump emphasized that while the US is focused on finishing the Iran war first, regime change in Cuba is 'just a question of time.' He also threatened to cut off Venezuela's oil supply to Cuba, which is crucial for the island's economy. The use of US military strikes in Venezuela and Iran has been criticized under international law, but Trump remains unperturbed. The White House event celebrated Inter Miami's championship win, highlighting Trump's focus on using military might to achieve geopolitical goals. The article details Trump's aggressive strategy in Latin America, including threats against Cuba and Venezuela, and his belief in the imminent collapse of Cuba's communist government. This content is brought to you by Al Jazeera.