Trump called the Cuban government a threat to US security.

US President Donald Trump has declared a state of emergency over Cuba and warns against imposing tariffs on oil-suppliing countries the Cuban communist system.

Key theses:

• The head of the White House, Trump, declared a state of emergency in the United States due to the policies and actions of the Cuban government, which represent a danger to the country’s national security and foreign policy.
• The main measures of the Trump administration’s response were the introduction of fees for countries that deliver oil to Cuba and increased influence on the Cuban government.
• The Cuban government is accused of cooperating with foreign spy facilities, such as Russia and China, as well as supporting terrorist groups.

Trump warns Cuba: what is known It states that Trump signed an executive order stating that the policies and actions of the Cuban government constitute a threat to the national security and foreign policy of the United States.

To eliminate it, he ordered the formation of a tariff mechanism that would allow the United States to impose additional duties on imports from foreign countries that “directly or indirectly sell or otherwise deliver any oil to Cuba.”

As noted in the White House, this step signals a significant increase in US influence on the Cuban government, aimed at protecting American national security and foreign policy interests.

The message states that the Cuban authorities “cooperate with numerous hostile states” by placing their military and intelligence facilities on its territory.

For example, Cuba is home to Russia’s largest foreign electronic intelligence unit, which is engaged in stealing classified national security information from the United States.

They also said that Cuba is home to Russia’s largest foreign electronic intelligence facility, which is “trying to steal classified information about US national security.”

In addition, the Trump administration claims, Cuba continues to deepen cooperation with China in the fields of intelligence and defense and “welcomes transnational terrorist groups such as Hezbollah and Hamas.”

The US also accused the Cuban regime of persecuting and torturing political opponents, pressure on freedom of speech and the press, and revenge against the families of political prisoners.

The United States has zero tolerance for the predatory actions of the communist Cuban regime.

Trump added that the administration will seek to hold the Cuban regime accountable while supporting the aspirations of the Cuban people for a free and democratic society. The executive order is set to take effect on Friday, January 30.