Cuba
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Cuba has experienced multiple nationwide blackouts in July, with energy infrastructure failures attributed to fuel shortages and U.S. sanctions by Cuban officials. The United States has expanded sanctions targeting Cuba's tourism sector, military structures, and state enterprises, while American media reports indicate the Pentagon is considering various military options against the island, including a potential amphibious assault.
Recent coverage
- Ukrainian soldiers in Konstantinovka begin dressing as civilians and claiming to be locals after fearing defeat — ТАСС (Telegram)
- Cuba's Ministry of Foreign Affairs Accuses the US of Accelerating the Arms Race — Коммерсантъ
- July 20 Summary — Рыбарь
- President of Cuba: I watch RT to learn the truth — Вести
- Rubio Calls on Cuban Authorities to Release More Than 700 Political Prisoners — Коммерсантъ
- CBS reports Pentagon is studying options for action against Cuba — Интерфакс
- CBS: Pentagon discusses conducting a military operation in Cuba — Коммерсантъ
- CBS News: Pentagon considers options for action against Cuba — Ведомости
- The Pentagon is considering a plan to invade Cuba — Вести
- Third Power Outage on Cuba in Less Than Two Weeks — Фонтанка
- Cuba is once again completely without power — Вести
- Cuba's Ministry of Tourism Added to US Sanctions — Интерфакс
- State Duma points to Cuba's confidence in its future — Вести
- Rubleo calls Cuban authorities to reforms 'before it is too late' — Вести
- Rubleo Threatened Cuban Authorities with Consequences in Case of Refusal to Reform — Коммерсантъ
- Riño calls on Cuban authorities to change their political course — Ведомости
- Rubio urges Cuban leadership to change political course 'before it is too late' — РИА Новости (Telegram)
- Dark times continue in Cuba: power system collapses across the country again — Вести
- Colombia's Foreign Minister Declines Support for Dictatorships — Интерфакс
- Cuba's National Energy System Down Again, Says Cuban Power Company — ТАСС (Telegram)