“The US side should stop brandishing the sanctions stick and the judicial stick against Cuba and stop threatening force at every turn,” Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Guo Jiakun told a press briefing Thursday, when asked about the US charges.
“China firmly supports Cuba in safeguarding its national sovereignty and national dignity and opposes external interference,” Guo said.
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Castro is the younger brother of Fidel Castro, the late influential US nemesis who led Cuba’s 1959 communist revolution.
The charges against him stem from the downing of two civilian planes manned by anti-Castro pilots in 1996, which resulted in four deaths.
Raul Castro was also charged with conspiracy to kill Americans and destruction of aircraft.
Trump hailed the indictment on Wednesday as a “very big moment” but played down prospects of moving on Cuba, whose economy has been in a deepening crisis for months driven by a US oil blockade.
AFP
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