作者：埃里克·马克 | 福克斯新闻
发布时间：2026年3月22日 美国东部时间下午4:37
古巴正在为美国可能的侵略做准备，尽管特朗普政府官员最近表示他们不计划入侵古巴，古巴副外长卡洛斯·费尔南德斯·德·科西奥周日表示。
“我们的军队始终做好准备，事实上，这些天它正在为军事侵略的可能性做准备，”费尔南德斯·德·科西奥在周日播出的接受美国全国广播公司（NBC）《与媒体见面》（Meet the Press）的采访中告诉记者。
“如果审视全球局势，我们如果不这样做，那将是天真的。”
“但我们真心希望这种情况不会发生。我们看不出为什么会发生这种情况，也找不到任何理由——为什么美国政府会迫使自己对像古巴这样的邻国采取军事行动？”
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古巴官员的言论发表在总统唐纳德·特朗普称”成为解放古巴的总统将是一种巨大的荣誉”后的几天。
“以某种形式占领古巴，是的，占领古巴——我的意思是，无论我是解放它还是占领它：我认为我可以为所欲为，你想知道真相吗，”特朗普说，尽管国务卿马尔科·卢比奥强调，考虑到特朗普的言论可能暗示入侵，应与这个”失败政权”进行外交接触。
“他们处境艰难，负责的人不知道如何解决，”卢比奥本周表示，”所以他们必须让新的人掌权。”
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但费尔南德斯·德·科西奥表示，古巴”绝对”反对政权更迭，这表明其蔑视特朗普和卢比奥的公开声明，并为未来可能的军事行动埋下伏笔。
“我们的国家历史上一直准备好作为一个整体动员起来应对军事侵略，”他告诉NBC的克里斯汀·韦尔克，”我们确实总是认为这离我们很远。我们不相信这是可能的。但如果我们不做准备，那将是天真的。这就是我能告诉你的。”
当被问及古巴是否在为美国”以某种形式占领它”做准备时，费尔南德斯·德·科西奥回答：”说实话，我们不知道他们在说什么。”
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“但我可以告诉你：古巴是一个主权国家，有权成为主权国家，并有自决权，”他补充道，”古巴不会接受成为任何国家或任何超级大国的附庸国或附属国。”
费尔南德斯·德·科西奥表示，尽管国务卿长期以来批评古巴政府，古巴仍准备与卢比奥进行谈判。
“我们准备与美国政府指定的发言人、主要谈判代表进行谈判，我们准备与美国政府指定的任何人谈判，”他说，”他们是主权国家。我们不干涉这一点。”
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在整个采访中，这位古巴外交官将哈瓦那的立场描述为防御性的，称古巴”与美国没有争执”，希望建立”尊重的关系”，同时将该国日益恶化的能源和经济危机归咎于美国的压力，包括切断燃料供应的努力。近期报道显示，古巴停电危机加剧，特朗普政府加大了对古巴政府的经济孤立力度。
当被问及特朗普声称古巴可能”自行崩溃”时，费尔南德斯·德·科西奥反问：”当被美国迫使时，’自行崩溃’意味着什么？这是一个非常奇怪的说法。”
他向特朗普发出的最后信息是和解的，尽管他警告古巴正在为最坏情况做准备。
“古巴与美国没有争执，”费尔南德斯·德·科西奥说，”我们确实有保护自己的需要和权利。
“但我们愿意坐下来，我们开放对话，我们都愿意建立一种尊重的关系，我相信大多数美国人会支持这种关系，我相信美国总统也会支持，如果我们能坐下来进行有意义的对话。”
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Cuba says its military is preparing for possible U.S. aggression on NBC | Fox News
By Eric Mack | Fox News
Published March 22, 2026 4:37pm EDT
Cuba is preparing for possible U.S. aggression even as Trump administration officials have recently signaled they are not planning an invasion, Cuban Deputy Foreign Minister Carlos Fernández de Cossío said Sunday.
“Our military is always prepared, and in fact it is preparing these days for the possibility of military aggression,” Fernández de Cossío told NBC News’ “Meet the Press” in an interview that aired Sunday.
“We would be naive if, looking at what’s happening around the world, we would not do that.”
“But we truly hope that it doesn’t occur. We don’t see why it would have to occur, and we find no justification whatsoever — why would the government of the United States force its country to take military action against a neighboring country like Cuba?”
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The Cuban official’s remarks come just days after President Donald Trump said it would be “a big honor” to be the president that has the “honor of taking Cuba.”
“Taking Cuba in some form, yeah, taking Cuba – I mean, whether I free it, take it: I think I can do anything I want with it, you want to know the truth,” Trump said, despite the fact Secretary of State Marco Rubio stressed diplomacy with the failing regime over any talk of an invasion as Trump’s statement might suggest.
“They’re in a lot of trouble, and the people in charge, they don’t know how to fix it,” Rubio said this week. “So they have to get new people in charge.”
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But Fernández de Cossío said Cuba is “absolutely” opposed to regime change, signaling defiance of Trump and Rubio’s public statements and setting the stage for potential military action down the road.
“Our country has historically been ready to mobilize, as a nation as a whole, for military aggression,” he told NBC’s Kristen Welker. “We truly always see it as something far from us. We don’t believe it is something that is probable. But we would be naive if we do not prepare. That’s what I can tell you.”
Asked whether Cuba was bracing for the United States “to take it in some form,” Fernández de Cossío answered: “Truly, we don’t know what they’re talking about.”
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“But I can tell you this: Cuba is a sovereign country and has the right to be a sovereign country and has the right to self-determination,” he added. “Cuba would not accept to become a vassal state or a dependent state from any other country or any other superpower.”
Fernández de Cossío said Cuba was prepared to negotiate with Rubio despite the secretary of state’s long-standing criticism of the Cuban government.
“We are ready to negotiate with the person that the U.S. government, as a sovereign nation, designates as their spokesperson, as their lead negotiator, and we’re ready to negotiate with whoever is designated by the U.S. government,” he said. “They’re a sovereign nation. We don’t interfere with that.”
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Throughout the interview, the Cuban diplomat cast Havana’s position as defensive, saying Cuba “has no quarrel with the United States” and wants “a respectful relationship,” while blaming the island’s worsening energy and economic crisis on U.S. pressure, including efforts to choke off fuel supplies. Recent reporting has documented Cuba’s deepening blackout crisis and the Trump administration’s increased efforts to isolate the government economically.
“What does ‘on its own’ mean when it’s being forced by the United States?” Fernández de Cossío said when asked about Trump’s claim that Cuba could collapse on its own. “It’s a very bizarre statement.”
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His closing message to Trump was conciliatory, even as he warned that Cuba was preparing for the worst.
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“Cuba has no quarrel with the United States,” Fernández de Cossío said. “We do have the need and the right to protect ourself.
“But we are willing to sit down, we’re open for business, and we’re all being open to having a respectful relationship that I’m sure the majority of Americans would support, and I’m sure the president of the United States would support, if we could sit down and talk meaningfully about it.”
Eric Mack is a writer for Fox News Digital covering breaking news.
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