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- China is likely to avoid confrontation with the United States over Cuba.
- Tensions rose after the U.S. raid in Venezuela, shaping ongoing U.S.–Cuba dynamics.
- U.S. President Donald Trump has indicated that actions could pressure Cuba economically, especially if Venezuela cuts oil.
- Cuba relies on Venezuelan oil, and experts warn that losing this support could trigger a humanitarian crisis.
- Cuban officials mourned 32 security officers killed in the U.S. strike.
