According to the president, the possibility of reaching an agreement with Cuba seems quite realistic.
At the end of February, Trump mentioned that Washington is conducting high-level negotiations with Havana and does not rule out a "friendly" takeover of Cuba.
"They have no resources. Right now, they have nothing. But they are communicating with us, and perhaps we can achieve a friendly annexation of Cuba," he added.
Trump also characterized Cuba as a "failed nation" that needs support from the United States.
Since 1962, the U.S. has maintained a strict trade embargo against Cuba, which was imposed after the failed attempt to invade the island in 1961.
