"Those of us who have leadership positions within the revolution have a strong commitment to our revolution and to our heroic people. Our responsibility entails the conviction and the commitment that we're willing to give our lives for the revolution and for the cause which we defend."
"If the time comes, I don't think there would be any justification for the United States to launch a military aggression against Cuba, or for the U.S. to undertake a surgical operation, like the kidnapping of a president. If that happens, there will be fighting and there will be a struggle."
"Like I've always said in previous interviews, and when I also addressed the Cuban people, it is evident there are threats out there. It is part of the rhetoric of the U.S. government. Cuba has done nothing to offend the U.S."
Miguel Diaz-Canel, President of Cuba, stated his readiness to sacrifice his life for the revolution in response to U.S. threats. In an interview, he emphasized the commitment of revolutionary leaders to defend their cause. Diaz-Canel dismissed fears of U.S. military aggression, asserting that Cuba has not provoked the U.S. and would resist any attacks. He reiterated that the Cuban people are prepared to fight for their homeland, reflecting a strong nationalistic sentiment and a call for self-defense against perceived external threats.
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