Ukraine-Venezuela-Iran. Next Cuba.
U. S. President Donald Trump today on May 15th in 2026 flew back from China where he had a crucial two-day Summit with China's President Xi. During his back-and-forth 16-hour flights, President Trump still had Cuba on his mind, as indicated by the image shown above. In fact, while he was flying back from China, Trump's CIA Director John Ratcliff had amazingly flown his huge CIA plane to Havana amid rumors that the US/CIA will either negotiate an end to the Cuban Revolutlon or end it militarily the way it ended Venezuela's leader Maduro's long running control, with Maduro and his wife now in a New York prison awaiting trail.
Above is CIA Director John Ratcliffe in Havana!!!
So above you can see today's massive Headlines today -- on May 15, 2026. As shown above, it is apparent that the CIA's mission to Havana yesterday concerned the CIA's and Miami's desire to negotiate or facilitate the capture of...Raul Castro!!
The Castro brothers Fidel and Raul shocked the world on the first day of January in 1959 by leading their Cuban Revolution to an earth-shaking victory over the US/Mafia-back Batista dictatorship. Starting in January of 1959 counter-revolutionary Cubans fled to nearby Miami and created the rich and politically powerful santuary known as Little Havana. From 1959 till May 15th in 2026 Little Havana Cubans have dictated the elimination of the Castro brothers. History registers the fact that there were many Little Havana/CIA/Mafia attempts to kill Fidel and Raul. But Fidel died peacefully in Havana at age 90 on November 25th, 2016. And Raul is still alive in Havana. Raul turns 95-years-old in a few days, on June 3rd in 2026. On the day of his 95th birthday is celebrated in Havana, it appears that Miami and the CIA expect Raul to be in a U. S. federal prison awaiting trial for murder.
As you can see above, today the news media in Miami is gleefully reporting why the CIA is targeting the soon-to-be 95 year old Raul Castro. In 1996 two Cuban fighter planes were sent to stop three Miami-owned "Brothers to the Rescue" airplanes that appeared to be headed for Havana. Cuba had earlier begged the U. S. State Department to stop such planes that Cuba said had been scaring Havana citizens and even dropped notices down on them. Cuba openly said if the U. S. didn't stop the flights, Cuba would do so. Both the U. S. and Cuba knew that the leader of the "Brothers" planes was the famed counter-revolutionary Miami Cuban Jose Basulto, who was piloting the lead "Brothers" plane that fateful day in 1996 when two Cuban planes piloted by the Perez-Perez brothers shot down two of the "Brothers" planes killing four Miami Cubans although the lead plane piloted by Basulto turned back and returned safely to Miami. The drastic incident thirty years ago has had huge repercussions, creating things such as the massive Helms-Burton Act that since 1996 has massively enriched Miami Cubans, including Basulto, but also drastically targeted Cubans in Cuba. And for the past thirty years Miami Cubans have mostly blamed Raul Castro for the deadly shootdown of the "Brothers to the Rescue" from Miami.
U. S. President Bill Clinton, surrounded by powerful Miami Cubans, signed the Helms-Burton Act into law in 1996 after the "Brothers Shootdown."
Since 1996 millions of dollars have been paid to Jose Basulto and the four families of those killed in the shootdown of the two "Brothers to the Rescue" planes. Also much other U. S. benefits to Miami Cubans have resulted along with three decades of more harsh treatment of Cubans in Cuba. Yet...Miami's thirst for revenge against Raul Castro has not been fulfilled as he approaches his 95th birthday on June 3rd, 2026. Now it appears Miami can make Raul Castro "pay" for what happened to the two "Brothers to the Rescue" planes thirty years ago. The difference now is that Miami-born Cuban-American Marco Rubio is now President Donald Trump's ultra-powerful Secretary of State in charge of U. S. foreign affairs. Cuba is such an affair.
Of course, the U. S. news media will saturate the airways with Miami's version of Miami's quest for Raul Castro to be held accountable for the "Brothers to the Rescue" saga from thirty years ago, giving it a coda while Raul Castro is still alive. As shown above, Fox News provides only the viewpoints of one of Miami's former Cuban Mayors, Francis Suarez. Of course, if Raul Castro is captured alive and put on trial in the U. S., there will presumably be two sides to the story presented, not just Miami's.














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