Trump says US will act on Iranian drones reportedly deployed to Cuba

WASHINGTON, United States — WASHINGTON — U.S. President Donald Trump said the United States would act if reports that Iran has deployed drones in Cuba are confirmed, telling reporters that the issue would be addressed. Asked about the claim, Trump said Iran's attack capabilities have been destroyed and that the straits near Iran are being kept under control. His remarks followed a report by The Hill, a U.S.-based outlet, which said Iran may have sent some 300 drones to Cuba ahead of a potential American military operation against the island. The drone claim has circulated in the context of recent statements by Trump in which he described Cuba as a threat to U.S. national security. The Trump administration has not publicly confirmed the drone deployment reported by The Hill, and no further details were immediately available.