00:00Two ships with humanitarian aid from Mexico arrived in Cuba Thursday as part of Mexican President Claudia Sheinbun's solidarity commitment
00:07to help the Caribbean island in its struggle against the blockade imposed by the United States.
00:12The shipments include basic supplies, medicines, food, and household items to be distributed to the Cuban population, which is facing
00:20difficulties due to the aggressive U.S. measures imposed on the Caribbean island.
00:24After President Donald Trump's return to the White House, pressure on Cuba has intensified, including threats of sanctions against countries
00:32that send oil to the island.
00:40And the Russian government has confirmed that it is preparing an upcoming shipment of oil and oil products to Cuba
00:47as solidarity aid amidst the tightening of the U.S. blockade against the island.
00:51The presidential spokesperson, Dmitry Peskov, emphasized that they are evaluating options to maintain energy support in light of the historical
00:59relationship of solidarity that has been maintained.
01:02Moscow also stated that it does not seek confrontation with Washington as it has almost no trade with them and
01:10rejected neocolonial practices against nations, stating that they only seek to suffocate the people.
01:21And China also reiterated the support for Cuba in the face of the energy blockade imposed by the United States
01:27and announced that it will continue providing assistance to the island.
01:31China firmly supports Cuba in safeguarding its national sovereignty and security, opposes foreign interference, and strongly condemns any inhuman acts
01:41or behavior that deprive the Cuban people of the right to survival and development.
01:46China, as always, will provide support and assistance to Cuba.
01:50Regarding the specific details of the assistance, both sides will negotiate.
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