Trump says regime change in Cuba is ‘question of time’ after Iran

Trump administration has tightened sanctions meant to degrade Cuban economy and threatened to topple government.

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United States President Donald Trump has renewed his threats to topple the government of Cuba, stating that US action there could come after his administration completes its war against Iran.

Speaking at the White House on Thursday during a visit from the football team Inter Miami, Trump thanked Secretary of State Marco Rubio for doing a “fantastic job” on Cuba, where the administration has tightened sanctions meant to tighten the screws on the island’s economy.

Trump says regime change in Cuba is ‘question of time’ after Iran

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