The criminal US policy against Cuba is joined by the hypocritical and underhanded one related to the Russian-Ukrainian conflict, where the president, reminiscent of Walt Disney's ill-tempered duck (Donald Duck), has been delegating matters to his close friend Goofy, whose Secretary of State is undoubtedly a talented schemer and efficient go-between in the broad and rapid expansion of the right wing in its various forms across the Americas—what they call the Donroe Doctrine.

The Trump family's beloved Marco Rubio, the architect of the ruthless aggression against Cuba, continually lies about the existence of a blockade against the island and is accelerating steps toward military aggression, having observed that Cuba remains committed to the path of socialist construction.

"The U.S. government, led by its dishonest and mendacious Secretary of State, continues to tighten the noose around Cuba's economy, as Cuba has proven stronger, more capable, and more effective than he expected in the face of the ruthless aggression and collective punishment inflicted upon its people and their living conditions," said our Foreign Minister, Bruno Rodríguez.

This hypocritical behavior reaches an even more dangerous level because it affects world peace, as the chameleon-like "Jansonman" distorts his country's previously announced policy regarding the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, trampling on agreements and disregarding positions aimed at preventing the continuation of the war.

Now, ignoring the above, he says that a peace agreement won’t be reached, repeating that Ukraine has the best army in the world and can defeat Russia, while secretly using European allies to supply sophisticated weapons to attack the main cities of the Slavic giant.

MISINTERPRETATIONS

President Vladimir Putin's talk of a possible peace agreement is interpreted by supposed pro-Western experts as evidence that Russia is losing the war, conveniently forgetting that the president himself has stated he is limiting military actions to avoid civilian casualties—what they call collateral damage, but which the Western puppet couldn't care less about.

"We are prepared to move forward on the basis of the agreements reached in Istanbul, agreements which, it's worth remembering, were proposed by the Ukrainian delegation," he added.

At that time, a segment of the British establishment—including Foreign Office officials and active-duty officers in the Armed Forces—maintained that Ukraine should seek peace as soon as possible.

Meanwhile, the supposed understanding reached between Donald Trump and Putin during last year's Anchorage summit no longer has the support of the US president, who is now preparing to meet with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte.

THE NOT-SO-BLONDE WARRIORS

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio described Ukraine's armed forces as the "strongest and most powerful" army in Europe in an interview with Fox News.

"This war has caused the Ukrainians to develop new tactics, new techniques, new equipment, and new technology, which is creating a kind of hybrid asymmetric warfare," he added.

Rubio stated that Ukraine's military capabilities were forged both by Western aid and by years of fighting against Russian forces.

Later, during a congressional hearing, he asserted that Washington cannot be considered an impartial mediator in the process of deciding the conflict in Ukraine, given its support for Kyiv and its disregard for the agreements between its patron and Putin in Anchorage, Alaska, to pursue negotiations through peaceful means.

“These statements certainly concern us, especially coming from Secretary of State Marco Rubio,” said Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, who also lamented Washington’s lack of interest in resuming the agreements reached in Anchorage. “Unfortunately, our American partners have shown no interest in this so far,” the minister said, emphasizing:

“Everyone should take seriously what President Putin said during his question-and-answer session at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum. At this moment, everything depends not on negotiations, but on the actions of our heroes on the front lines.”

Translated by Amilkal Labañino / CubaSí Translation Staff