Cuban President Miguel Diaz-Canel denounced the military aggression threats from Donald Trump, calling for a reaction from the international community.

The Cuban president, Miguel Diaz-Canel, condemned the military aggression threats from Donald Trump against Cuba, stating that they have reached a "dangerous and unprecedented level." Trump's statements, made in Florida, suggest a possible military intervention, mentioning an American aircraft carrier that could stop in Cuba.

Diaz-Canel called on the international community to react and to stand with the American people if a "criminal act so radical" is allowed. He emphasized that military intervention would serve the interests of Cuban exiles in Florida, an influential and wealthy group. Additionally, Trump signed a decree that intensifies sanctions against Cuba, amid a policy of maximum pressure. A march against American threats took place in Havana, attended by Cuban leaders, including Raul Castro.