Though Cuba has no millions of underweight children or millions of pregnant and lacteting women who suffer from malnutrition, they share a common plight with Yemen – a US imposed BLOCKADE, an EMBARGO.

The country has been in the grip of an everlasting economic downfall, palpable in the rising inflation, fuel shortages, plunging farm production, etc.

“Tourism, once a key driver of much-needed foreign exchange, has struggled to revive, with visitor numbers between January and April this year at only half that of the same period in 2019, Gil said.Cuba blames a Cold War-era U.S. trade embargo for much of its woes,” released by Reuters recently.

“Cuba blames a Cold War-era U.S. trade embargo for much of its woes,” in which they have my full support, considering that the country has been under US sanction for more than 60 years.

However, Cuba receives much support from other Latin American countries, first of all, from Mexico. Furthermore, China and Russia offer crucial humanitarian aid in the form of wheat and fuel donations. Both countries, respectively, helped out last year and this year generously.

Yemen has never been beatified by this kind of support despite its favoured location among Muslim countries, who consider themselves to be the cradle of Islam. However, in Islam, being a member of a branch other than the Sunni – the largest – one is tantamount to being a Kafir.

Should one really recommend to the Cuban nation to be creative and innovative in the face of crippling and endless economic sanctioning policy? Have they not been forever inventive and adapted? Let us confront the War Nation.