The United States has renewed its offer of $100 million in humanitarian aid to crisis-hit Cuba, a move that comes as tensions escalate between the two nations. The U.S. State Department insists the offer remains valid if the Cuban regime agrees to reforms, while Cuban officials have publicly questioned the legitimacy of the assistance and accused the U.S. of fabricating the offer. Senator Marco Rubio claims that Cuba has rejected the aid, which he argues would help the Cuban people if accepted. Meanwhile, the U.S. is pressing for accountability from the Cuban government, stating the aid comes with conditions that necessitate cooperation.