Cuba's foreign minister on Tuesday reacted furiously to "falsehoods" spread by US President Donald Trump, who told the United Nations the island "will fall."
"The US government is incapable of accepting that Cuba is and has the right to be a full sovereign and independent country," Bruno Rodriguez wrote on X, adding that "none of the falsehoods by the US President at the UN can deny that fact."
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