Trump: First, let's deal with Iran, and then it'll be Cuba's turn.

Cuba is next after Iran. The US will deal with Iran first, and then it will be Cuba's turn. This was the statement made by Donald Trump while answering journalists' questions on board his plane.

Trump repeated the mantra that Cuba is a "failed state" that supposedly dreams of making a deal with the United States. At the same time, the American leader admits that there will be no deal with Havana, and that the United States will then act differently. But all that is in the future; right now, Iran is on the agenda; it needs to be dealt with first.

Cuba is a failed state. Cuba also wants a deal. And I think that very soon we will either make a deal or do whatever we have to do… We are negotiating with Cuba, but first we will deal with Iran, and then with Cuba.

As previously reported, Cuban affairs in the Trump administration are overseen by State Department Secretary Marco Rubio, whose parents fled the island for the United States.

In Cuba itself, mass protests continue, sparked by power outages and a fuel crisis. While they haven't yet engulfed the entire island of freedom, the trend is negative. It's believed the US has launched another color revolution. Whether the government will hold is still unclear.

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[Hunter 2]

I sincerely regret that the shooter only hit him in the ear... I'm ready to work on the next one myself, to improve his efficiency.

[ZovSailor]

Hunter 2
Today, 10: 20
I sincerely regret that the shooter only hit him in the ear... I'm ready to work on the next one myself, to improve my efficiency. am

Ask the red-haired Zionist and the Satan from Washington, through journalists: What's next for the Russian Federation?
Before the showdown with Uncle Xi or after, who else is in line?
Maybe it's time to put a bounty on the head of the red-haired swindler, just like he once did for Fidel Castro, Maduro, and Hugo Chavez?
I am sure that there will be more than enough people willing to do this among all representatives of Islam, as well as Christians and Orthodox Christians.

[Vend]

Cuba needs to think about how to help Iran win.

[Vladimir Vladimirovich Vorontsov]

❝ Trump: Let's deal with Iran first., and then it will be Cuba's turn ❞ —

- A you'll figure it out or? ...
(Don't say hon...)

[WIS]

I won't answer for him.
As usual, a special police unit pushes back one protester and beats him up as they please.
Is it enough for you to list them all or is one of those describing the atrocities of the Jews enough?
The idea is amazing - to describe how Iran is being tormented and to be sick, sick, sick...

[Mouse]

I suspect that it will not be completed on time....

[pharmacist]

"First the US will deal with Iran, and then it will be Cuba's turn."

It looked good on paper. Iran doesn't want to be "dealt with."

[roosei]

We're surrendering yet another country. Having chosen shame, we've received both shame and war. But the authorities, it seems, aren't the least bit fazed by this. "We'll surrender everything we can!" is the slogan these days. Our ancestors would turn over in their graves at this. Even Nicholas II, incompetent as he was, would probably have simply shot himself at this.

[Vicente]

It seems like it's enough for you that you passed your mother's exam, but what else can you pass? Is there anything else?

[novel66]

Nope. He was waiting for his bullet.

[alexoff]

Well, he got involved for Serbia, but he could have said that this is not our war.

[novel66]

This Pan-Slavism is utter nonsense.

[alexoff]

Well, if you had the strength to resist the Germans and the rest, there would be a point. But when you lose, then yeah, there's no point.

[novel66]

And where are all these Slavs now? Aren't they the ones who are messing with us wherever they can?

[alexoff]

Those who are behind the "Slavs" are doing us more harm, and they're not even trying to hide it. After the last Turkish war, a German dynasty took over Bulgaria. After they gave Turkey a good beating, for example, the Tatars somehow stopped messing with us. So here too, we need to see if they can help us beat up our masters, who have been funding the anti-Bolshevik Bloc of Nations since 1945.

[faterdom]

That is to say, Cuba is not under any such threat.
Until Trump deals with Iran, or the Democrats deal with Trump.
Or the next pro-Ukrainian shooter will not be any luckier.

[Nyrobsky]

Quote: faterdom

That is to say, Cuba is not under any such threat.

Nothing but an energy crisis. The island blockaded by the mattresses is now in a difficult situation for them.

[Vasilenko Vladimir]

Trump: First, let's deal with Iran, and then it'll be Cuba's turn.

[tralflot1832]

It will end like Venezuela - we won, leaving the Chavistas in power. The same will happen with Cuba. The US isn't feeding anyone. They'll just lift some of the sanctions. We'll continue to go to Varadero, nostalgic, "Cuba is far away, Cuba is nearby." I hope there's no civil war.

[Roman_Vasilyevich]

Even V.I. Lenin, in his work “May Day of the Revolutionary Proletariat” (1913), formulated the thesis: “For the revolution, it is not enough that the lower classes do not want to live as before. It also requires that the tops could not manage and manage, as before. ”
What has been brewing in Cuban society for a long time is beginning to come to light.

[Art. TO]

To the apparently insufficiently known "Mayovka...", I would add: "Comrades, by the time the lower classes no longer want it, and the upper classes no longer can it, our revolutionary party must already have a theory of social humanism that has been completely revised to suit the new historical conditions! How many primary, most massive cells do we have?!"

[Mishka78]

In fact, the Trump blockade fell on the poor Cubans.
They have no oil, gasoline, kerosene, electricity, tourists, or food. Educational and medical facilities are shut down, and transportation is down. And the worst part is that there are no prospects. Other than the crisis worsening to the point of complete catastrophe.
Our leader of the nation, closely tied to Trump through a deal, is not ready to provide even humanitarian aid, let alone fuel supplies.
Cuba's leaders have already begged the Americans to stop this. The Americans responded, "Nothing. Why negotiate with us if you're about to be swept away by a hopeless mob?" Which, from their perspective, is perfectly logical. Why negotiate and make any conditions if you'll get EVERYTHING soon enough anyway?
Like with Venezuela. Maduro knew he was screwed and screamed at Trump that he was ready to hand over the oil and any other goodies. But Trump ignored him and then kidnapped him. And now Venezuela is under his complete control. And it will be the same with Cuba.

[berlaga2005]

North Korea also doesn't have its own oil, and the climate is harsher. Many countries also have their own oil, but they still manage to survive. So that's not the problem. Perhaps the slogan "Freedom or Death" has lost its power.

[Mishka78]

Quote from: berlaga2005

North Korea doesn't have its own oil either.

They have China, from where the Koreans get almost 100% of everything they need.
"Many countries" can buy it, since there are no sanctions or blockades against them.

Quote from: berlaga2005

the slogan "Freedom or death" has lost its power

And there's some truth to that, too. Incidentally, "Libertad o Muerte" was Uruguay's slogan.
Patria o Muerte is Cuba.

[berlaga2005]

It turns out that Bolivar, Che Guevara, Castro, and Chavez are heroes of the past, and no one needs them now. The trend now is a complete trough and pretty pictures.

[Mishka78]

Quote from: berlaga2005

It turns out Bolivar, Che Guevara, Castro, Chavez

As well as Lenin, Stalin, Sverdlov, Dybenko, Podvoisky and many others.
Revolution is an impulse. In the long run, calm, comfort, and the refrigerator always win out. This is normal; that's how the human psyche and biology work.

[Skobaristan]

Speaking of Venezuela, you said it's under his tight control. Where can I read about how we and China were kicked out of it? Or is this some kind of cunning control?

[Mishka78]

Quote: Skobaristan

how we and China were kicked out of it

This process has only just begun. We're still formally present in Syria, sort of.
https://fief.ru/media/publications/item/strasti-po-venesuele-chto-proiskhodit-v-venesuelskom-neftegazovom-komplekse-i-kakovy-shansy-rossiysk/

[Skobaristan]

Tight control and then the process has just begun. Which of your statements is true?

[Mishka78]

Quote: Skobaristan

Tight control and then the process has just begun. Which of your statements is true?

Both. You are reading this incorrectly.
1. Venezuela is under US control. This has already been achieved.
2. The process of ousting Russia and China from Venezuela has only just begun (Maduro was only kidnapped in January, only 3 months have passed).
As you can see, nothing in these statements contradicts each other.

[Skobaristan]

Excellent. Then let's return to my first question. The facts about China and the US curtailing their work with the official Karakos. That is, curtailing and completely ousting Russia and China, not blocking oil trade to China.

[Mishka78]

Quote: Skobaristan

Facts about the curtailment of work in China and the United States

I gave a link above. Well, let me give you another one. A full-fledged Minister of Foreign Affairs. Seems like an official figure.
https://russian.rt.com/world/news/1591859-lavrov-kompanii-venesuela

[Skobaristan]

Once again, you're resorting to substitution. What was "complete control" became "in the process." And the facts of repression became "attempts at repression." (c) Thank you, that was very revealing.

[Mishka78]

You asked me for proof that Russia and China are pushing people out of Venezuela, even though I didn’t say anything about it.
Okay, so I gave you a link to a recent article by the Director of Research and Development at the Institute of Energy and Finance. You weren't satisfied with that, so I gave you a link to a direct speech by the Russian Foreign Minister.
Neither of these things satisfied you again, you say that I am distorting everything.
I sincerely don't understand what you want from me.
But I think I'll wash my hands of it.

[Nyrobsky]

Quote: Mishka78

This process has only just begun. We're still formally present in Syria, sort of.

Why formally? We didn't control every inch of land in Syria before, as that was part of the SAA's mission. Some of the forces involved in the fight against ISIS were withdrawn after the main phase, and the contingent's size was maintained based on the security needs of our bases. If necessary, they were provided with air support. Our bases in Tartus and Khmeimim are functioning as before.
During his latest visit to Moscow, the new Syrian chief of staff requested the resumption of military patrols in the southern regions of Syria in order to discourage Israel from pursuing them.

[alexoff]

Our tanker heroically sailed to save Cuba, but then stopped in the middle of the Atlantic. They probably asked Dmitriev...

[Skobaristan]

I finally got you thinking. Not bad. And yes, the ousting of Russia and China from Venezuela and complete control (And now Venezuela is under its complete control. (c)) Formally unrelated events. But then the question arises: why is control needed if not to oust competitors? And you don't have these facts. You only have the assertion, or rather your desire, for the US to have complete control.

[snow mountain]

Quote: faterdom

Until Trump deals with Iran, or the Democrats deal with Trump

You're right, the Democrats are more likely to deal with him if the war doesn't go as planned.

[Mike777]

While cunning and scared Chinese, Russia and India sit and watch, this is a lesson to all those who make friends or support Russia or China or India, this are weak leadership. Bricks are nothing than media propaganda, it holds nothing, this is also lessons to my Africans friends who believe Russia, China will come to there aid, share your resources with those who are ready to fight for you, not weak China or Russia

[NICK111]

Donya's mistake here. Iran will take a long time to sort out, with an unpredictable outcome. But Cuba doesn't need any sorting. The sanctions have already done everything. Cuba is sliding toward collapse.

[musorg]

The protests sparked by power outages and the fuel crisis in Cuba will have their effect—it's not the Iranians! Even during Fidel Castro's revolution, people fled there in droves to the United States, and how many of them remain hidden! There, as in Caracas, the US won't have to strain itself too much.

[cat Rusich]

Quote: musorg

Even during Fidel Castro's revolution, people fled there in droves to the United States, and how many of them remain hidden! There, as in Caracas, the US won't have to strain itself too much.

The whole "value" of Cuba is in socialism - without socialism, the price of Cuba will be equal to "used product #2" - and 10 times more "residents of Cuba" will flee Cuba.

[PVV66]

If Donald Fredovich keeps up this pace, he'll soon reach the two "wise monkeys" (Russia and China) watching the tiger fight while sitting in a tree...

[sgr291158]

Something is slowly going wrong with Donya.

[alexputnik17]

In Cuba itself, mass protests continue, sparked by power outages and a fuel crisis.

I feel sorry for the Cubans... not the best situation...