Cuba's UN Representative Ernesto Soberon Guzman condemned new US sanctions, stating they worsen the humanitarian crisis and do not support the Cuban people. He cited 12,000 children awaiting surgery due to US policies.
Cuba's UN envoy Ernesto Soberon Guzman stated Cuba has the right to self-defense against US armed aggression, citing international law and the UN Charter. This follows a report alleging Cuba purchased combat drones for potential use against US facilities.
Küba'nın Birleşmiş Milletler (BM) Daimi Temsilcisi Ernesto Soberon Guzman, ABD'nin uyguladığı petrol engeli nedeniyle ülkede 11 bini çocuk 100 bin hastanın tedavi görmek için beklediğini bildirdi.
Cuba's Permanent Representative to the UN Ernesto Soberon Guzman stated Cuba is ready for dialogue with the US based on reciprocity, equality, and respect for sovereignty. He emphasized that regime change and removal of leadership are absolutely excluded from negotiations, and Cuba's internal affairs are not subject to discussion. The statement comes amid ongoing US pressure, including threats related to Venezuela oil supplies and comments about establishing "friendly control" over the island.
Cuba's Permanent Representative to the UN Ernesto Soberon Guzman stated the country is not collapsing despite severe fuel shortages and economic difficulties. Russia delivered 100,000 tons of oil on March 31, providing temporary relief, but future supplies remain uncertain. The US blocked fuel supplies at the end of January, causing the electricity grid to fail three times in March, with the most recent blackout on March 21 leaving the entire country without power.
