US Labels Cuba a 'Singular Threat' in New Report on Subversion

The US State Department has published a 100-page report titled 'Cuba: Capital of Communism in the 21st Century,' describing Cuba as a 'singular threat' to US national security and accusing its government of a 67-year campaign of subversion, espionage, and infiltration of American institutions. Source: elcaribedr, elnacionalve

Key Allegations

The report claims Cuba has:

• Trained terrorists, harbored fugitives, and infiltrated the US government, including the State Department and Pentagon. Source: elcaribedr, diariolibree
• Hosted foreign military and intelligence installations—18 SIGINT sites, with two operated by Russia and three by China. Source: excelsiormx, mileniomx
• Maintained a network of activists and organizations inside the US, such as Democratic Socialists of America and Code Pink, to influence policy. Source: abces Additionally, the report asserts that Russian intelligence officers operate in Mexico under diplomatic cover, collecting information on the US—a source of diplomatic tension. Source: infobae1, excelsiormx

Reactions

Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel dismissed the report as a 'lie' used to justify aggression, while Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez called it a 'pretext for military intervention.' Source: diariolibree China defended its ties with Cuba as 'legitimate and transparent.' Source: infobae2 The report comes amid a US energy blockade on Cuba and a ministerial summit led by Secretary of State Marco Rubio to counter leftist militancy. Source: elcaribedr, elnacionalve