Cuba's Díaz-Canel exploits 9/11 anniversary to accuse US of state terrorism

On the 9/11 anniversary, Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel accused Washington of 'state terrorism' against Cuba, with state media Granma amplifying claims of an 'economic war, cognitive war and acts of direct and indirect violence.' This rhetorical escalation, timed to a sensitive US date, signals a hardening of Havana's anti-US posture amid ongoing economic strain, though it reflects established narrative patterns rather than a new policy shift.