Russia makes an unexpected move in Cuba's energy crisis. The Russian tanker 'Kolodin' arrived in the Caribbean Sea near Matanzas with approximately 750,000 barrels of oil, representing about a week's supply for the island. This shipment, described by Russia as humanitarian aid, became possible after President Trump stated he had no objection to the vessel's arrival. However, the White House immediately issued a clarification, emphasizing this did not signify a change in Cuba policy, which remains inexplicable. For Russia, this is a strategic move to interfere in the US-Cuba conflict and reassert itself as a global power. For Cuba, the oil is merely a temporary reprieve to prevent a health and food catastrophe, not a definitive solution. 'It is like emergency oxygen for a terminally ill patient,' the article concludes. 'It will improve the symptoms momentarily but will not offer a definitive cure.'
