Cuba accuses US of building 'fraudulent case' for military action

Havana's foreign minister says a report that it has acquired attack drones is part of justification for US "aggression".

Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez accused the U.S. of fabricating a 'fraudulent case' to justify economic sanctions and potential military intervention, following a report that Cuba had acquired over 300 military drones.

Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez accused the U.S. of building a 'fraudulent case' for military intervention, following a report that Cuba had acquired attack drones capable of targeting Florida.

Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez accused the U.S. of creating a 'fraudulent case' to justify economic sanctions and possible military action, following reports of Cuba acquiring military drones.

Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez Parrilla accused the U.S. of fabricating a pretext for a potential invasion, following an Axios report claiming that Cuba had acquired attack drones from Russia and Iran.

Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez accused the U.S. of fabricating a 'fraudulent case' to justify economic sanctions and potential military intervention, following a report that Cuba had acquired more than 300 military drones.

Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez accused the U.S. of creating a 'fraudulent case' to support economic sanctions and potential military intervention, in response to an Axios report alleging Cuba acquired over 300 military drones.

Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez warned that the U.S. is fabricating a 'fraudulent case' as a pretext for invasion, following a report alleging Cuba's acquisition of military drones.

Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez accused the U.S. of fabricating a 'fraudulent case' to justify economic sanctions and potential military intervention, following a report alleging Cuba acquired over 300 military drones.

Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez accused the U.S. of creating a 'fraudulent case' to justify new sanctions and potential military pressure on Havana, following reports of Cuba's alleged purchase of over 300 military drones.

Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez accused the U.S. of building a 'fraudulent case' for military intervention, following a report that Cuba had acquired attack drones capable of targeting Florida.