The Cuban regime has rejected US accusations of a military intervention from Havana to Venezuela

The Cuban regime rejected "the infamous" Tuesday US charge on troop presence from Havana to Venezuela support dictator Nicolás Maduro and ordered Washington to present evidence.

"The US President's accusation (Donald Trump) that Cuba maintains a private army in Venezuela is infamous, and it is condemned to submit evidence. Our government rejects this slander in the strongest and most categorical terms ", Said the Chancellor Bruno Rodríguez, at a press conference in Havana.

The Cuban Foreign Minister insisted that Washington carry out "the preparation of a military action under the pretext of humanitarian" against Maduro.

He explained that flights that have left the United States have crossed Caribbean countries without their governments being informed and come from facilities from which special operations and naval infantry units are used for secret actions.

For that, said Rodríguez, an imperialist state coup with a built president was "done in Washington and did not work", in reference to the Leader of the Opposition Juan Guaidó, recognized by about fifty countries as interim president of Venezuela.

Guaidó promised to send humanitarian aid sent by the United States on the other side of the border. One of Colombia's entry bridges was blocked by the Chavez regime.

"We are all helping to create humanitarian pretexts. A deadline has been set to force the entry of humanitarian aid by forcewhich is in itself a contradiction, "said Rodriguez.

"What are the objectives pursued, what could possibly be that they do not generate an incident endangering the lives of civilians, which causes violence or unforeseeable circumstances?", Added the Cuban Minister of Foreign Affairs.

On Monday, Trump encouraged the Venezuelan army to accept the amnesty offered by Guaidó and to break ranks with Maduroor else "they will lose everything". The US President reiterated that, on Venezuela, "all options" are on the table.