What measures is Cuba taking in the face of external threats and how does it respond to Trump's statements?

The Cuban Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, Carlos Fernandez de Cossio, stated that the Cuban army is preparing for the eventuality of a military aggression, emphasizing that Havana is not seeking a conflict but is open to dialogue.

The statements come against the backdrop of recent remarks by American President Donald Trump, who spoke about the 'conquest' of Cuba. Washington has opposed the Cuban communist regime since 1959, and the oil blockade imposed by the Trump administration has led to severe energy crises in Cuba, including repeated power outages. Fernandez de Cossio assured that the Cuban government is proactively working to restore electricity and hopes for a solution to the fuel supply issues.