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Cuba rejects US security threat claims amidst rising diplomatic and economic pressure - The Tribune
In a statement released on Monday (local time), Cuba's Ministry of Foreign Affairs stressed its readiness to engage in dialogue and cooperation with the US on issues ranging from counterterrorism to regional security, a sharp contrast to the harsh accusations coming from the White House.
The Havana government denied Washington’s most recent accusations and expressed willingness to bilateral cooperation
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Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Cuba reaffirms commitment to work with the US based on mutual interest without giving up its sovereignty.
The Cuban government responds to U.S. accusations, refusing to host foreign bases and reaffirming its commitment against terrorism.
The Cuban Foreign Ministry rejected that the country hosts foreign bases or supports hostile activities. The post Cuba denies links with terrorism and proposes to renew bilateral cooperation with the EU first appeared on SinEmbargo MX.Read the full text on embargo.mx
Cuba Rejects US Security Threat Label
Cuba has firmly rejected its designation as a “threat to US national security,” denying that it hosts any foreign military or intelligence bases and stressing that its territory has never been used to carry out hostile acts against Washington, the Foreign Ministry said on Monday.
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