According to a report by US Bloomberg on the 14th, the Trump administration's strategy against Cuba is increasingly focused on increasing economic sanctions and pressure rather than deploying military forces. The report quoted people familiar with the matter, who asked not to be named, as saying that the current focus of the US side is on cutting off all sources of revenue for the Cuban regime, rather than taking military action similar to the one against Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro in January of this year, adding that the strategy “aims to create internal divisions and create space for negotiations.”

According to a report by US Bloomberg on the 14th, the Trump administration's strategy against Cuba is increasingly focused on increasing economic sanctions and pressure rather than deploying military forces. The report quoted people familiar with the matter, who asked not to be named, as saying that the current focus of the US side is on cutting off all sources of revenue for the Cuban regime, rather than taking military action similar to the one against Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro in January of this year, adding that the strategy “aims to create internal divisions and create space for negotiations.”