Russia seeking bases in cuba again?

Question

according to russian news paper one of thier officials just got back from cuba discussing the possibilities of russia having a naval base there again and radar communications to assist in staying informed of us communication

im not asking for opinions of what you think about this subject

what i am interested in is what measures if any the us can and will take to prevent this

Answer 1

It's ridiculous - propoganda not news - ignore it. Then again, maybe they could share Guantanamo with the US eh? You could job-share the torturing.

Answer 2

I would just like to take this time to say that if there were someone, trying to revive the cold war for the sake of familiarity, that that person should know familiarity wont be such an advantage this time.  Our enemies worldwide will  ally against us, and when you come down to it we were lucky the first time.

Answer 3

I've spent a lot of time in Cuba, and after the way Cuban-Russian relations totally disintegrated after the fall of the Soviet Union I would be very surprised if Castro was to deal with them. What you have to get used to is the fact that Cuba is a sovereign nation, and you simply cannot go around interfering in other nations' business without incurring some kind of retribution. Did the lesson of the Bay of Pigs not sink in? Perhaps if the US government wasn't so unbelievably childish and unreasonable in its approach to Cuba, then Castro and his cabinet wouldn't need to look elsewhere for allies and defence help. The level of bullshit that is spouted by the US government about Cuba & the whole revolution is beyond belief, and the compliant media simply repeats it as truth. Remember Kissinger's old saying, "It's better to have your enemies inside the tent pissing out, than outside the tent pissing in"

Answer 4

Russia is just about no longer a super power in my opinion. There fallin apart and dont believe its a threat in all honesty