Trump says US and Cuba will reach agreement without using military

Trump said on the 26th that he believed Cuba and the United States would reach an agreement without using the military. (Bloomberg)

CBS News reported exclusively that the U.S. Army Reserve Command is evaluating whether it can provide military police units, medical personnel and other support units to the U.S. Southern Command in the next four months. This move was interpreted by the outside world as the United States may have military deployment requirements for Cuba. In addition, US President Trump mentioned "taking Cuba" in March this year, and the content of the exclusive report attracted attention from all walks of life. However, Trump said in an interview on the 26th that there was no need to take military action.

According to Reuters, the oil blockade imposed by the United States on Cuba this year has caused Cuba to face severe challenges, and the U.S. government has publicly stated that its goal is to change the Cuban government. When Trump delivered a speech at the United Nations General Assembly on the 22nd, he publicly claimed that Cuba was a "failed state" and said that "freedom is about to come to this island nation." The Cuban UN delegation withdrew in protest during Trump's speech.

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In an interview on the 26th, Trump said that he believed Cuba and the United States would reach an agreement without using the military. "We want to help Cuba and let the American people enter Cuba."

Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez stated at the United Nations on the 26th that Cuba will always be open to dialogue with the United States. He did not specifically mention Trump's remarks. "We are open to establishing commercial and business relationships with American companies, just as we are with other countries," Rodriguez said.

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