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title: "U.S. media: The Trump administration is considering a complete blockade of Cuban oil imports"
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description: "The Trump administration is considering a comprehensive oil import blockade against Cuba, a plan supported by Secretary of State Rubio, but no decision has been made on whether to approve it. There is internal controversy over this plan, with some expressing concerns that it could trigger a humanitarian crisis. Trump hinted that Cuba could be the next target and threatened that if an agreement is not reached, it would face a \"zero oil, zero funding\" situation. The President of Cuba stated that he will defend the homeland"
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# U.S. media: The Trump administration is considering a complete blockade of Cuban oil imports

According to a report by the American website Politico on the 23rd, the Trump administration is considering a comprehensive blockade on oil imports from Cuba.

The report cites sources saying that the plan has the support of U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio, but the Trump administration has not yet decided whether to approve the initiative.

The report also states that there is still controversy within the Trump administration regarding this plan, with some opponents concerned that a complete blockade of Cuban oil imports could trigger a humanitarian crisis.

On the 21st, The Wall Street Journal reported, citing informed sources, that the Trump administration is looking for "insiders" within the Cuban government, attempting to "overthrow the Cuban regime by the end of this year."

Currently, relations between Cuba and the United States are highly tense. Earlier this month, the U.S. launched a large-scale military strike against Venezuela. Trump subsequently hinted that Cuba could become the next target of U.S. attention, threatening that if it loses Venezuelan oil supplies, Cuba would struggle to "sustain" itself. On the 11th, Trump again pressured Cuba, threatening that if Cuba does not "reach an agreement" soon, it will face a situation of "zero oil, zero funding" flowing into Cuba. Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel stated that Cuba will not proactively attack or threaten any country but is prepared to defend every inch of its territory.

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