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China willing to help Cuba amid jet fuel shortage

China says no Chinese citizens are reported stranded in Cuba despite flight suspensions from a jet fuel shortage tied to U.S. actions, and reaffirms its firm support for Cuba’s sovereignty and opposition to foreign interference.

February 10, 2026

Colleen Howe/Reuters

China willing to help Cuba amid jet fuel shortage

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China's foreign ministry on Tuesday said there had been no reports of its citizens being stranded in Cuba due to airlines suspending flights to the country because of a jet fuel shortage, following the U.S. blocking of shipments from Venezuela.


"China firmly supports Cuba in safeguarding its national sovereignty and security, and opposes foreign interference," Lin Jian, a foreign ministry spokesperson, told a regular news conference. "We will always provide support and help to the Cuban side to the best of our ability."

-Colleen Howe/Reuters

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