Trump threatens another country: Is a new attack coming?

US President Donald Trump has targeted the Cuban administration, announcing that the flow of oil and money from Venezuela to Havana will now be cut off. In a statement made via social media, Trump claimed that Cuba has been surviving for years on the large amounts of oil and money it receives from Venezuela. He also strongly advised the Cuban administration to "make a deal before it is too late."

Trump alleged that in exchange for the aid it receives, Cuba provides "security services" to Venezuela. However, according to Trump, this service has now come to an end. "Most of those Cubans died in the US attack last week," Trump stated. President Trump emphasized that Venezuela is under US protection and that this protection has strengthened the country.

Trump stated that Cuba no longer needs the aid it receives from Venezuela and that no more oil or money will go to them. Suggesting that the Cuban administration make a deal, Trump issued a threatening warning, saying, "I strongly suggest they make a deal before it is too late."

ARE THEY PLANNING A NEW ATTACK ON IRAN?

On the other hand, allegations that the US is sending military equipment to the Middle East have dropped like a bombshell. On the 14th day of the ongoing protests in Iran, it has been claimed that the US is planning to launch a new attack on Iran. According to a report by Iran International, the US continues to ship large quantities of military equipment to the region, and it is stated that these shipments are signs that the US will launch an operation against Iran.

According to reports, Israel will only be involved in an operation if Iran attacks the US. It is stated that Israel will only intervene after the US takes action, and only if the Islamic Republic attacks Israel or shows a clear threat to do so.

On January 3, 2026, explosions and aircraft sounds were heard in Caracas, the capital of Venezuela. The Venezuelan administration had accused the US of carrying out attacks on civilian and military facilities in various parts of the country. Trump had announced that he had abducted Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro and his wife in the January 3 attack. US Attorney General Pam Bondi had filed a criminal complaint against Maduro and his wife, Cilia Flores, leveling charges such as "narcoterrorism, cocaine trafficking, and threatening with machine guns and destructive devices."

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