The Dominican Republic has expelled nine members of the Cuban diplomatic mission, a move that has significantly strained diplomatic relations between the two Caribbean nations. The Cuban government has responded by attributing the decision to external pressure exerted by the United States.
This development occurs as Cuba experiences increasing regional isolation and faces one of the most challenging periods in its recent history. The expulsion leaves the future of bilateral ties uncertain as observers await the official reaction from the Cuban government.
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