_WHAT’S HAPPENING_
The Trump State Department released an exhaustive 100-page report titled "Cuba: The Capital of 21st Century Communism," detailing decades of Cuban espionage, intelligence operations, and ideological subversion targeting the United States.
Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced the report's findings on Monday, stating that "the American people deserve to know" the full extent of Havana's influence operations.
_THE FACTS_
Secretary Rubio called Cuba "the leading sponsor of radical leftism" in America for more than 60 years.
The report identifies three Chinese spy bases in Cuba allegedly monitoring military communications across the southeastern US.
China reportedly struck a secret multibillion-dollar deal with Cuba in 2023 to expand its spying infrastructure.
A powerful new Chinese-linked antenna at Cuba's former Soviet missile base can reportedly intercept signals up to 8,000 miles away.
A coalition including the Democratic Socialists of America and CODEPINK has reportedly planned coordinated protests at US military and ICE facilities if America attacks Cuba.
A Cuba-linked activist group published a target list of 1,335 US military and law enforcement sites.
Former Cuban agents claim 90 percent of Cuba's state friendship institute is tied to the country's intelligence services.
Russia and China have reportedly tripled their intelligence presence in Cuba over the past three years.
Cuba's president accused the US of reviving "a new and more dangerous version of McCarthyism” following Rubio’s denunciation of radical leftism.
_OUR TAKE_
As was discussed yesterday with President Trump’s election fraud speech as a pitch for the SAVE America Act, this report is being released amid swirling rumors of an impending Cuba takeover by the US.
Despite the timing and political purpose of the report, it is extremely damning. Cuba has not only been the vanguard in influencing subversion and revolution in the US, but has also had extensive involvement in aiding America’s enemies abroad. This assessment is why James Olson, the former CIA Chief of Counterintelligence, said Cuban intelligence is “much better than the KGB ever was.”













