Cuba’s Economic Lifeline in Question as Venezuela's Support Shrinks

Following a US-led operation in Venezuela, Cuba faces losing the subsidized oil and financial support that have long kept its economy and power grid afloat. With fuel shortages and frequent blackouts, plus water and food scarcities, Havana faces an uncertain future even as it pledges stability. Analysts warn Cuba’s fate hinges on navigating a reduced Venezuelan lifeline and potential regional fallout, including migration, while US policy remains a variable factor.