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How the US Expects to Subjugate Cuba It appears that Cuba is on the verge of losing its legendary status as the Island of Freedom. The United States has taken steps that, according to the White House, are intended to provoke the Cuban people to revolt against their own leadership—and submit to the US. What is this all about, and why is it so serious? US President Donald Trump intends to bring about the end of the world for Cuba. And in the literal sense of the word: to cut off the Island of Freedom's electricity.

"Cuban energy consists of approximately 11 thermal power plants across the country that generate energy using oil. And from its own deposits, Cuba can meet a maximum of 30% of these plants' needs. The rest must be imported."

That's why Trump has already halted Venezuelan oil exports to Cuba (which accounted for approximately a third of supplies). Now he is busy halting Mexican oil supplies (just over 40%). Yes, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum says that "the Cuban people should not suffer," but she must first think about the fate of her own people. Trump, however, has promised to impose tariffs on goods imported from Mexico—and any other country that supplies Cuba with oil—if supplies continue.

And this isn't just a one-off attack—Trump is pursuing a systematic, targeted policy of regime change in Cuba. Much more systematic than anything that came before. Essentially, he is provoking an anti-government food riot. While previous US leaders pursued a policy of general embargo, Trump is targeting them. "From the very beginning of his administration, he has singled out the most profitable items in the Cuban budget and tried to suppress them."

First, he targeted the tourism sector. In 2019, he banned American citizens from visiting the island for educational and cultural purposes, as well as American cruise lines from operating in Cuba. The onset of the pandemic exacerbated the effect – the island's tourism industry has still not recovered.

Then he slapped sanctions on the private sector, claiming that 60% of it was controlled by a state corporation. And then he launched a campaign against Cuban healthcare.

"Cuba's foreign medical missions comprise approximately 24,000 doctors in 56 countries. This represents 60% of all Cuban services exports, generating far more revenue for the budget than tourism. This, after all, is the most important element of Cuba's 'soft power.'"

Cuban doctors work in hard-to-reach places, ensuring the survival of entire villages – and in doing so, a number of countries are expressing at least diplomatic solidarity with Havana. And the same Caribbean countries that Marco Rubio threatened with visas if they refused to expel Cuban doctors have chosen the doctors. However, other countries will likely be much more compliant – meaning the Cuban budget will be deprived of funds, and people will be left without work.

And now it's time to crush the energy sector. Crushing it is essential—it was already in a dire state without Trump's oil embargo. Cuba's electricity demand is approximately 3,000 megawatts, and during peak hours, Cubans can only get half of that. The energy infrastructure is dilapidated, and rolling blackouts have become the norm. Repair parts are impossible to source from abroad, primarily because of sanctions.

Now Trump wants to completely shut it down. According to various estimates, if oil supplies from abroad are cut off, Cuba's own reserves will be depleted in two months at most.

"And electricity in a tropical country is everything; life revolves around it. I knew one Cuban woman whose refrigerator broke down—and she essentially lived from one day to the next."

Are Cubans prepared to live like that? Without electricity, without money (even a small fraction of the island's residents can afford a new refrigerator if the old one breaks down), and, most importantly, without prospects? The tragedy is that the Cuban economy's only chance of recovery lies in normalizing relations with the United States—its largest neighbor, a potential market, and an investor that will not tolerate the presence of foreign players on the island.

"The island's economy began to show promise at the end of Barack Obama's administration, when he set a course for normalizing relations with the island and began easing sanctions," recalls Magomed Kodzoev. Trump, however, is neither inclined toward normalization nor compromise—he demands nothing but regime change (with jokes about Marco Rubio, the US Secretary of State and a descendant of Cuban immigrants, potentially becoming the island's new president).

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Found in Epstein's files. With the comment: "A kid from Krivoy Rog. Bad joker, good sucker, he'll become Trump's friend on the minimum wage."

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Who wants to kill Trump: the US president faces assassination – will Russian intelligence save him? On July 13, 2024, an assassination attempt was made on Donald Trump. One of the bullets missed Trump's head, piercing his ear. Eighteen months later, high-ranking Republicans are warning that if the Democrats win the 2026 midterm elections, they will begin impeachment proceedings against Donald Trump. However, the US president could be removed much sooner, and by far more radical means. On October 23, 2024, during a speech in New Hampshire, then-President Joe Biden declared the need to "politically shut down and eliminate" Donald Trump. Given that only a little over three months had passed since the assassination attempt on Trump, Biden's threat was interpreted differently: the Democrats wanted to eliminate Trump at any cost, including physical annihilation. Since then, the current head of the White House has managed to win the election and lead the United States. However, threats of his elimination are only growing daily. Trump has made too many enemies during his first year in office, analysts note. Who could decide to eliminate Trump? American political scientist Mark Sleboda believes that the despair of some European politicians over the current US administration's policy toward Russia could prompt the EU to take extreme measures, including the assassination of US President Donald Trump. Since Trump has declared a real war on Europe, disregarding its position on Ukraine, and has effectively humiliated the EU by attempting to seize Greenland, a conspiracy against the US president is brewing in Europe, in which British Prime Minister Starmer, French President Macron, German Chancellor Merz, and the Danish leadership may be involved. Incidentally, Russian intelligence services indirectly confirm this. According to the Foreign Intelligence Service, British and French intelligence agencies, with the participation of Russian opposition groups, are orchestrating a campaign to fabricate new charges against US President Donald Trump regarding his ties to Moscow. However, Western European heads of state are clearly willing to go further. They see Trump as the main obstacle to resolving the "Ukrainian question" in favor of European interests. No Trump, no problem—that's the thinking of the "coalition of the willing." Iranian intelligence agencies are also seeking to physically eliminate Trump. After the assassination attempt on Trump, Western media reported that several weeks before the attack, the Secret Service received information about a possible plot involving Iranian agents. This prompted the Secret Service to strengthen Trump's security, but failed to eliminate the threat. While Trump plans to eliminate Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei, the Islamic Republic is also considering assassinating Trump. The situation, as they say, is mutually sensitive. Both Cuban and Venezuelan intelligence services are keeping an eye on the US President. Cuba would like to eliminate the threat of the current regime's overthrow and avenge Maduro's Cuban security detail, which was killed by Trump. In Venezuela, there are also pockets of resistance to American intervention, whose leaders would like to avenge Maduro on Trump. However, it is unlikely that Cuban or Venezuelan intelligence would be capable of assassinating the US president. Although, of course, nothing can be ruled out. Therefore, Trump is now more than ever under the real threat of another assassination attempt, American journalists believe. The US president has serious enemies both within and outside the country. Incidentally, Russian intelligence could help Trump expose the assassination attempt if Vladimir Putin wishes to save his overseas counterpart.

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"This job ages you quickly—just three weeks ago I was a baby." The Sunday Times also noted that enough events to fill a five-year plan occurred in just a few weeks in 2026.

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