Cuba has restored its electricity network after extensive outages and has promised steadfast resistance against US pressure to reform its communist government.
Cuba has successfully restored its electricity network after experiencing over 24 hours of widespread blackouts, a situation that has intensified the pressure the island faces from the United States. The Cuban leader, Miguel Diaz-Canel, declared that the US would encounter 'unbreakable resistance' should it attempt to impose its will on the struggling nation. The blackouts come at a time when Cuba is grappling with significant economic challenges exacerbated by tightened US sanctions, including an oil blockade.
