Canada plans to assist Cuba while Washington squeezes the island - Reuters

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Canada announced plans to assist Cuba amid escalating fuel shortages and blackouts caused by a U.S. oil embargo. Foreign Minister Anita Anand declined to provide specifics about the aid package.

Canada is preparing an aid package for Cuba, which is facing severe fuel shortages and blackouts exacerbated by a U.S. oil embargo. Foreign Minister Anita Anand confirmed the assistance plan but did not provide further details.

Multiple airlines, including Air Canada, suspended flights to Cuba due to a jet fuel shortage caused by U.S. tariff threats on oil shipments to the island.

Air Canada has suspended flights to Cuba due to a shortage of aviation fuel, affecting approximately 3,000 customers.

Canada is working on an aid package for Cuba to address blackouts and severe fuel shortages worsened by a U.S. oil embargo. Specific details have not been provided.

Russian officials met with Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodriguez to discuss Cuba's fuel shortages and blackouts, urging the U.S. to lift its oil embargo and expressing support for Cuba's sovereignty.