Hegseth arrives at Guantanamo Bay as U.S. continues to apply pressure on Cuba
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth arrived at an American military base on the island of Cuba on Wednesday as the U.S. continues an oil blockade against the country...
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth arrived at an American military base on the island of Cuba on Wednesday as the U.S. continues an oil blockade against the country and following Trump’s threats to oust its leaders by force.
The Pentagon said Hegseth will visit troops on the U.S. Navy base on Guantanamo Bay, which the U.S. operates despite diminished relations since the 1960s. Hegseth will also visit troops at U.S. Central Command headquarters in Florida.
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