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Cuba's foreign minister warns of 'BLOODBATH' as tensions with U.S. escalate | MS NOW
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as posted by the channelMS NOW's Antonia Hylton sits down with Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez as tensions between Havana and Washington sharply escalate under mounting political and economic pressure from the Trump administration, including sanctions, an oil blockade, and warnings that Cuba will “fall soon.” Secretary of State Marco Rubio has called Cuba a “failed state,” arguing that the island poses a national security threat to the United States. Rodríguez dismissed those claims as “nonsense” and said talks with Washington are deteriorating. He warned of a “bloodbath” and the deaths of thousands of young Cubans and Americans if conflict erupts, while insisting Cuba seeks a peaceful resolution but will defend itself.
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