China says wider U.S. sanctions on Cuba are ‘illegal’

Mr. Jindal
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China backs ⁠Cuba’s efforts to safeguard national sovereignty and security and ‌resolutely opposes interference in its internal affairs. File photo for representational purposes only.

China backs ⁠Cuba’s efforts to safeguard national sovereignty and security and ‌resolutely opposes interference in its internal affairs. File photo for representational purposes only.
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China urged Washington on Tuesday (May 5, 2026) to ​immediately end its embargo and ‌sanctions on Cuba, saying the expanded ​measures were “illegal” and “seriously violated” ⁠the norms of international relations.

U.S. President Donald Trump, seeking to put ‌more pressure on Havana after ousting Venezuela’s leader, signed ‌an executive order on Friday (May 1, 2026) ‌broadening ⁠U.S. sanctions against the ⁠Cuban government, two White House officials told Reuters.

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