UN votes to end US Cuba embargo; support hits 20-year low amid Cuban shortages

The UN General Assembly again passed a non-binding resolution urging an end to the US embargo on Cuba, but the margin of support fell to its lowest in two decades, signaling eroding international consensus. The vote comes as Cuba faces acute fuel, food, and water shortages, which Havana attributes to tightened US sanctions and an oil blockade. The declining support may reflect shifting geopolitical alignments and reduced leverage of the anti-embargo coalition.

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