The Trump administration has quietly expanded U.S. intelligence operations in Cuba as it increases pressure on the island's communist government, according to a new report that suggests Washington is laying the groundwork for a broader strategy aimed at forcing political change in Havana.
POLITICO, citing two anonymous sources familiar with internal planning, reported Tuesday that U.S. intelligence agencies have increased their presence on the island in recent months. The officials described the move as part of a wider effort to give the administration additional options as diplomatic pressure on Cuba intensifies.
