Cuba has acquired over 300 military drones from Russia and Iran, and the regime in Havana is said to have discussed plans to attack American targets, including the base at Guantanamo Bay.

The Cuban regime has acquired more than 300 military drones from the Russian Federation and Iran, according to classified information distributed by Axios. Recently, Cuban officials have reportedly considered attacks on American targets, including the base at Guantanamo Bay and other military facilities nearby. This situation has raised concerns among American officials, who believe that the Cuban regime poses an imminent threat. President Donald Trump has expressed a desire to overthrow the communist regime and annex Cuba, while CIA Director John Ratcliffe recently traveled to Cuba to warn Cuban officials about the risks of involvement in hostilities. Additionally, the Department of Justice has planned to charge former Cuban President Raul Castro for his role in the totalitarian regime. This escalation of tensions could become a pretext for military action by the United States.