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Is Cuba Next? Trump Teases More Moves As US-Iran Nears To Finalise Peace Deal? Here's What We Know
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June 25, 2026
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3:11Now PlayingUS President Donald Trump has hinted that further American military action could follow the conflicts involving Iran and Venezuela, saying he has “other things in store.” While he did not name a target, speculation has focused on Cuba after Trump previously declared that “Cuba is next.” The island is already under heavy US sanctions and economic pressure, while the administration has increased criticism of Cuba's leadership. Although no military action has been announced, Trump's remarks have fueled questions about whether Cuba could become Washington's next major foreign policy challenge.
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