Cuban regime accused of attacking the U.S. ambassador during diplomatic visit

U.S. Congressman Carlos Giménez recently revealed that the Cuban government may have coordinated an attack against Mike Hammer, the U.S. ambassador appointed by the Trump administration to the Caribbean island. According to the legislator, the incident occurred while the diplomat was on an official visit to the territory, where he reportedly faced planned hostilities.

The Congressman’s Allegations and Details of the Alleged Attack

Giménez used his social media to state that “the Cuban regime coordinated and deployed its agents to attack U.S. ambassador Mike Hammer.” The congressman described the events as a “deliberate harassment” that exceeds the limits of traditional diplomatic conventions. The complaint highlights the seriousness of the alleged actions against the Trump administration official.

Violation of International Protocols According to U.S. Authorities

The accusation gains further significance considering that U.S. ambassadors, like any U.S. ambassador accredited to foreign governments, have special protections under international law. Giménez emphasized that “this incident constitutes a clear violation of international law and will not be tolerated under any circumstances.” The statement reflects the diplomatic tensions between Washington and Havana, especially with the new appointments made by the Trump administration in the Caribbean region.