Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez today reported on his participation in a UN session to address the need to end the blockade imposed by the United States on Cuba.

"We go to the UN with the truth of our people and the strength of International Law, to denounce the aggressive actions of the U.S. against Cuba," the Foreign Minister stated on the social network X.

Rodríguez asserted that Cubans will defend their sovereign right to live without an energy siege, external asphyxiation, coercion, war threats, or collective punishment.

"The U.S. government attempts to prevent the UN General Assembly from pronouncing itself. It pressures governments and seeks to coerce the sovereign will of member states. But the voice of the peoples cannot be blocked," he argued.

The chancellor called on the public to follow the debate, scheduled for July 7, under the premise of defending the UN Charter, peace, and sovereign equality among nations.

"Cuba is not a threat. The blockade is," he stressed.