False Flag Incoming?

From Grok:

The Trump administration has indeed been feeding Axios multiple exclusives and direct briefings on Iran negotiations throughout April and May 2026. Recent examples include reports on a potential one-page MOU to end the war, Trump rejecting Iranian proposals on the blockade, Iranian responses to U.S. drafts, and internal admin discussions on ceasefires and nuclear talks. These pieces routinely cite “U.S. officials,” “White House officials,” or even Trump himself speaking to Axios.

The Cuba drone story follows the exact same template: classified U.S. intelligence shared exclusively with Axios, plus a senior U.S. official comment framing the intel as showing how the Trump administration views Cuba as a growing threat (drones from Russia/Iran, Iranian advisers in Havana, contingency planning).

U.S. officials (per Axios) explicitly say this is contingency talk if hostilities erupt, not an imminent threat. The piece itself notes the intel “could become a pretext for U.S. military action.”

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3 responses to “False Flag Incoming?”

  1. DWEEZIL THE WEASEL Avatar
    DWEEZIL THE WEASEL

    “…and possibly Key West. Oh no! Not Margaritaville!

  2. Chris Mallory Avatar
    Chris Mallory

    What a surprise, an attack after we have spend decades committing acts of war against Cuba. Sanctions are acts of war. Blockades are acts of war. Corner a rat, it will fight back.

  3. Cuba launching drone attacks against CONUS is ludicrous. It would provide Trump et.al the perfect excuse to invade Cuba. Unless of course that’s what Cuba actually WANTS. We destroyed Germany and Japan then rebuilt them. Maybe the Cubans believe we would rebuild their island. It’s not like they have a lot left to lose at this point.