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The article frames US policy toward Cuba as following a predictable pattern of escalation—sanctions, threats, and military intervention—suggesting Washington is preparing an attack under false pretenses. The piece presents this as a familiar geopolitical script with predetermined outcomes.

Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez alleges that the US government and media are collaborating to create a fabricated justification for military intervention in Cuba. The article presents Cuba's defensive narrative against perceived US aggression without providing specific evidence or US response. RT frames this as Cuba exposing American deception, positioning Cuba as the victim of US imperial designs.

Cuban officials responded to what they characterized as dangerous U.S. threats of military action, calling such statements a threat to the island. The article reports Cuba's defensive reaction to escalating U.S. rhetoric regarding potential military intervention.

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi warned the U.S. and UAE against military intervention while characterizing ongoing talks as making 'progress' toward ending Middle East hostilities. He specifically referenced the Strait of Hormuz situation to argue that military solutions cannot resolve political crises.

Brazil is facing U.S. pressure to designate criminal gangs as foreign terrorist organizations. Brazil's Foreign Minister pushed back against this designation in a March 8 call with U.S. Secretary of State Rubio, citing concerns about precedents for military intervention.