Trump Vows to Address Cuba After Iran Conflict in Florida Rally
President Donald Trump vowed at a Florida campaign rally to address Cuba after the Iran war is settled, targeting a key Cuban American voting bloc. He also announced $250 million to hire 5,000 nurses for elder care facilities. Trump repeated that more military action against Iran may be ahead, citing oil price spikes that have put Republicans on the defensive before the November 3 midterm elections. He said naval forces returning from Iran would stop near Cuba's coast, with Secretary of State Marco Rubio handling the deal. The rally boosted Republican gubernatorial candidate Byron Donalds. Trump has increased pressure on Cuba in his second term, labeling it a "failed state" in September, while a US oil blockade has caused fuel shortages and blackouts condemned by UN experts.