The U.S. Army Reserve has reportedly asked whether military police, medical, engineering, and logistics units could be ready within 90–120 days for a possible operation involving Cuba. The internal message does not mention Cuba, specify troop numbers, or indicate that any forces have been deployed.
The report comes as the Trump administration increases sanctions and demands political change in Cuba, according to The New York Times. U.S. officials have not confirmed plans for military action, while Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel has accused Washington of aggression.
The report does not prove an invasion is being planned, but the combination of military readiness assessments, sanctions, and strong statements from the Trump administration has increased concerns about possible escalation.
