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US Pressure Cuts Cuba Off From Worldwide Oil Supplies, Forcing It To Rely On American Fuel – WSJ
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US pressure has cut Cuba off from worldwide oil supplies, forcing the island to rely on American fuel, according to a WSJ report cited by First Squawk. The shift leaves Cuba dependent on U.S.-sourced crude and refined products after losing access to its traditional international suppliers. The development matters because it tightens Washington's leverage over Havana's energy lifeline while exposing Cuba to price and policy risk from a single supplier. What to watch next is whether U.S. fuel flows continue uninterrupted and whether Cuba can secure alternative supply deals to reduce that dependence.
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