Cuba's deputy foreign minister has publicly condemned the prospect of potential United States military intervention, characterizing such an action as an atrocious crime. The official’s statement comes amid ongoing tensions between the two nations regarding long-standing diplomatic and economic policies.
In addition to addressing military concerns, the Cuban government reiterated its opposition to existing United States sanctions. The deputy foreign minister formally classified these economic measures as being equivalent to genocide, highlighting the severity of the diplomatic rift between Havana and Washington.
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