US-Cuba Tensions Escalate: A Standoff Uncertain Future

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Tensions between the U.S. and Cuba are heating up fast.

President Trump has made strong statements about wanting to step in and change things

on the island, while Secretary of State Marco Rubio insists, Cuba's economy won't

improve without a full government overhaul.

For decades, the U.S. has worked to isolate Cuba through sanctions and blockades.

Lately, restrictions on oil have hit hard, crippling power supplies in daily life across

the country.

Cuban leaders in Havana are now openly talking about prepping for a potential U.S.

military move, even if they call it unlikely.

Folks on the ground are dealing with blackouts, shortages, and growing uncertainty.

A journalist based in Havana paints a tough picture of everyday struggles, from long

lines for basics to whispers of what an escalation might bring.

As this standoff drags on, both sides are digging in, leaving the future of U.S.

Cuba relations more unpredictable than ever.