Cuba accuses US of 'terrorism' aimed at starving island, cites 3,400 victims

Cuba's government formally labeled US actions as 'terrorism' intended to starve the island, referencing 3,400 deaths and 2,099 injuries from past terrorist acts. This rhetoric escalates longstanding tensions amid ongoing US sanctions, though no new policy shift is indicated. The statement coincides with September 11 commemorations, framing US measures as state terrorism.