German Chancellor Merz stated that any intervention in Cuba is unacceptable. He based this position on the norms of international law and the principles of regional stability.
Chancellor Merz emphasized in his speech that despite all the internal problems this country faces with its communist regime, there is no perceived threat from Cuba directed at third countries outside its borders. This statement aims to reduce tensions in the region.
According to Merz, Cuba's internal situation, regardless of its political system, is not a sufficient reason for foreign intervention. This approach once again highlights the importance of the principle of state sovereignty and non-interference in internal affairs.