Cuban Foreign Minister Rejects US Accusations of Espionage and Terrorism Aid
The United States has accused Cuba of espionage, alleging that Cuban spies infiltrated the "highest reaches" of the Trump administration and aided "left-wing terrorism." Cuba's Foreign Minister, Bruno Rodriguez, responded to these claims by dismissing a new report from the US State Department as "the latest fallacy." Rodriguez conveyed his rejection of the allegations in a post on the social media platform X.
The United States has leveled accusations against Cuba, alleging that Cuban spies infiltrated the "highest reaches" of the Trump government. The accusations further claim that Cuba aided "left-wing terrorism."
In response, Cuba's Foreign Minister, Bruno Rodriguez, rejected these claims. He addressed a "new report" from the US State Department, labeling it as "the latest fallacy."
Minister Rodriguez conveyed his government's stance through a post on the social media platform X. His statement directly challenged the credibility of the US allegations regarding Cuban espionage and support for terrorism.
(Source: Hindustan Times World)
