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Has the American intelligence service warned the White House about a Cuban threat against Mar-a-Lago because President Trump seems to have ensured that the Cubans cannot even fill a gas can, let alone refuel a boat to get to Florida?
The war could drive 45 million people into starvation. An additional tens of millions of people could suffer from acute hunger if the war in Iran continues until June, according to an analysis from the World Food Programme released on Tuesday. Another 45 million people are estimated to be affected by acute hunger due to rising costs of food, oil, and shipping, reports Reuters.
This will raise the global number above the current record level of 319 million, said the World Food Programme's Deputy Executive Director Carl Skau to reporters in Geneva. See the article on SVT News.
Cuba. The crisis in the country has worsened since the American president Donald Trump cut off oil deliveries from Venezuela. Garbage trucks no longer have fuel to keep the streets clean, and public transport barely works. There are constantly new power outages; in the past 24 hours, the entire island has been without electricity. – It is common to have eight, ten, and twelve-hour power outages, says Augustín Galindo, and then it is better in Havana. In the countryside, the outages can be much longer, he believes. Watch the segment on SVT News.