Trump Rules Out Military Operation on Cuba

US President Donald Trump rejected the possibility of a military operation against Cuba.

Consensus

Donald Trump stated that a military operation against Cuba is not necessary.
Trump expressed a desire to reach a deal with Cuba.
Trump's goal includes opening Cuba to American citizens of Cuban descent.
The U.S. has imposed sanctions on Cuban officials, including President Miguel Díaz-Canel and members of his family, as well as relatives of former leaders.
The U.S. government has pursued economic pressure to influence Cuba.
Trump has stated a desire to change the Cuban government.
Reports indicate that the Pentagon has been considering logistics for a potential military operation against Cuba.

Trump said Cuba is experiencing serious failures and that the U.S. wants to help Cuba. — kommersant
Trump claimed that many U.S. citizens of Cuban origin want to return to the island. — kommersant
Trump stated on June 5 that he intends to achieve a change of power on Cuba. — vedomosti
On July 2, Trump said Cuba has recently moved toward Washington. — vedomosti
Trump claimed that the Cuban political system is collapsing and predicted its complete breakdown. — interfax
The Cuban delegation left the UN General Assembly hall during Trump's speech. — interfax
CBS News reported that the Pentagon is considering providing support units to the Southern Command of the U.S. military, with plans focused on Cuba. — interfax
The U.S. Treasury announced new sanctions on Cuban leadership on June 5. — vedomosti