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Cuba condemns US interception of oil tanker as escalation of economic warfare

Harare, December 13, 2025 - Zimbabwe's main television network, ZBC, broadcast today the statement from the Cuban Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemning the United States' act of piracy in the Caribbean and the intensification of the economic war against the island.

The Cuban government has accused the United States of intensifying economic warfare against the island following the interception of an oil tanker by US military forces in the Caribbean Sea.

Foreign Minister of Cuba issued important statement on the military presence of the United States in the Caribbean

Minister of Foreign Affairs of Cuba appeals to the people of the United States to stop the aggression against Venezuela.

The exaggerated and aggressive military presence of the United States in the region constitutes a threat against Latin America and the Caribbean as a whole. The main and immediate target is the violent overthrow of the government of Venezuela through the use of U.S. military force, an extremely dangerous and irresponsible action with unpredictable and incalculable consequences.

Given the manifest degree of threat, this constitutes a violation of International Law and the Charter of the United Nations.

With a military escalation, an international crime of the highest order would be committed.

Military action against Venezuela must be stopped

Military action against Venezuela must be stopped

Statement by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs

Cuba has been warning about the growing escalation by the United States government against the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela, which clearly seeks to overthrow the constitutional government of President Nicolás Maduro Moros and establish a servile government willing to surrender Venezuela’s oil, key natural resources, and national sovereignty to the United States.

Unity and Defense of Our America Requires a Hemispheric Summit without Exclusions

Unity and Defense of Our America Requires a Hemispheric Summit without Exclusions

Statement by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Cuba expresses its profound concern and categorical rejection of the decision by the Government of the United States to exclude three countries, including Cuba, from the Tenth Summit of the Americas, scheduled for December 4 and 5 in Punta Cana.

Cuba reaffirms support for Venezuela from Zimbabwe

Harare, September 30, 2025 – The Cuban State Mission in Zimbabwe today reaffirmed its support for Venezuela in the face of US threats with the signing of the Declaration of the Revolutionary Government in Solidarity with the Homeland of Hugo Chávez.

Diplomats and members of the educational and medical brigades signed the statement in this capital and the cities of Bulawayo and Bindura stating that "It is urgent to prevent a military aggression against the Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela" in light of the escalating actions by the United States government to justify it.

The Herald Zimbabwe publishes call to lift US blockade of Cuba

Harare, September 24, 2025 – The Herald today published a call for international solidarity in Zimbabwe demanding the immediate lifting of the US blockade of Cuba, which has lasted more than 60 years.

The african nation's leading newspaper reflected Ambassador Susellys Pérez Mesa's call for global support in the context of the upcoming vote in the United Nations General Assembly on the resolution demanding an end to the economic, commercial, and financial blockade of the Caribbean island.

100 Years with Fidel from Zimbabwe

Harare, September 22, 2025 – Members of the Cuban Embassy and the Medical Brigade in Zimbabwe today, in the centennial year, paid tribute to the historic leader of the Revolution, Fidel Castro Ruz, before the monument that bears his name in this capital.

 

The commitment to the homeland and the daily fulfillment of the tasks assumed are the best consideration and contribution to the celebration of "100 Years with Fidel," emphasized Ambassador Susellys Pérez Mesa.

 

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