Regime change in Cuba \u201cis not unrealistic,\u201d but the island nation \u201ccould be in the end of the line because there is no value for natural resources in Cuba,\u201d says University of Sao Paulo international affairs senior researcher Marsilea Gombata.<\/b>
\nIran is the more likely target, the academic, who is also a professor at the Armando Alvares Penteado Foundation, told Sputnik.As for the attack on Venezuela, besides the fact that \u201cthere is no evidence of fentanyl trafficking related to Venezuela,\u201d and that the country\u2019s oil reserves are clearly the \u201creal motivation,\u201d the bigger question is: \u201cto what extent does the US have the right to decide who will be the president of a country?\u201dOn January 3, the US military launched large-scale strikes against targets in Venezuela, after which the country\u2019s president, Nicolas Maduro, was kidnapped and taken to the US for prosecution on trumped up ’narco-terrorism‘ charges.<\/p>\n