Cuba calls for international support amid increasing U.S. pressure, following remarks by U.S. President Donald Trump about potentially taking over communist Cuba. Both outlets report that Trump links his comments to a January U.S. move connected with Venezuela, describing it as an action that ousted Nicolas Maduro. In that framing, Trump suggests Havana could be the next focus for military action and major political change. The reporting characterizes the situation as a shift in Washington’s posture toward Cuba, with Havana seeking help beyond bilateral channels. While the accounts differ in wording, they converge on the same core points: Cuba’s appeal for international assistance and Trump’s public speculation that Cuba could face U.S. pressure similar to what he references in Venezuela. The sources do not provide additional details on specific U.S. operational plans or timelines, but they present the appeal as a response to heightened rhetoric and perceived escalation in U.S. stance toward Cuba.