Donald Trump has stirred controversy by saying that Cuba could be “next” after recent military actions involving Iran.
Speaking to reporters aboard Air Force One, Trump described Cuba as a “failing country” and suggested that major changes could happen soon. He added that the United States would be ready to “help,” particularly referencing Cuban Americans.
His comments come amid ongoing tensions in global politics and raised questions about what “next” might imply, though he did not provide specific details.
On another issue, Trump said he had “no problem” with reports that a Russian oil tanker could deliver fuel to Cuba—suggesting a more flexible stance on that particular matter despite broader geopolitical rivalries.
Overall, his remarks highlight a mix of strong rhetoric toward Cuba while leaving room for pragmatic decisions in areas like energy.
Source: TRT World
