ドナルド・トランプ大統領は、キューバの共産党政権が崩壊寸前にあると示唆し、マルコ・ルビオ国務長官を同島に派遣することを提案した。彼は状況を「友好的な乗っ取り」に適したものと表現し、キューバの深刻な経済難を強調した。これは、米国のベネズエラでの行動によりキューバの石油供給が中断した後のことだ。
ドナルド・トランプ大統領は、フロリダ州沖90マイルの共産主義国家であるキューバの悪化する状況について繰り返し言及している。月曜日、トランプ氏は「キューバ政府は我々と話している。彼らは大変な状況にあることはご存知の通りだ。お金がない。何もない状態だ。しかし彼らは我々と話しており、もしかすると友好的な乗っ取りがあるかもしれない…。我々は非常に友好的なキューバ乗っ取りになるかもしれない」と述べた。
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President Donald Trump signed an executive order on January 29, 2026, declaring a national emergency due to threats from the Cuban regime and authorizing tariffs on countries supplying oil to Havana. The measures target Cuba's alleged malign activities, including support for terrorists and hosting a Russian intelligence base, amid Havana's severe energy crisis and pushback from suppliers like Mexico.
Amid Cuba's economic and fuel crisis, Senator Marco Rubio will lead US negotiations demanding an end to the dictatorship, according to expert analysis. President Miguel Díaz-Canel announced no oil shipments since December, linked to Donald Trump's pressure on Russia and Mexico. While discrepancies exist over bilateral talks, consensus suggests any solution will require deep political reforms.
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Following Cuba's condemnation of a new US executive order imposing tariffs on oil suppliers, President Donald Trump predicted the island's imminent collapse and a potential deal with Washington to end its crisis, dismissing humanitarian concerns.
US President Donald Trump escalated sanctions against Cuba on January 31 by threatening tariffs on countries selling oil to the island, mainly targeting Mexico's supply. International leaders and organizations condemned the move as imperialist aggression and called for an end to the blockade. In Cuba, tensions with US diplomats persist amid worsening economic hardships.
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Secretary of State Marco Rubio defended the Trump administration's recent Venezuela operation—capturing Nicolás Maduro in a targeted 4.5-hour law enforcement action—during a Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearing. Bipartisan lawmakers questioned its constitutionality, costs, oil influences, legality under wartime powers, transition plans, and broader regional threats, as Rubio emphasized countering transnational crime and foreign adversaries.
In an opinion piece, Yunior García Aguilera argues that Cuba's true confrontation is between its own irreconcilably opposed citizens, not between Havana and Washington. He points to recent events in Cayo Falcones, where Ministry of the Interior authorities claimed to have engaged in combat with Cubans from Florida, as an example of this divide.
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Marco Rubio, the US Secretary of State sanctioned by Beijing, will take part in Donald Trump's upcoming trip to China, according to sources. Rubio had previously appeared reluctant to visit despite invitations. His attendance could help address frustrations in Beijing over the lack of preparation for the trip.