Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel has reaffirmed his commitment to resist U.S. pressures and threats, stating that he will not resign under U.S. pressure and is willing to give his life to defend Cuba against any invasion. In a recent interview with NBC News, Díaz-Canel emphasized the possibility of dialogue with the U.S. but insisted that any discussions should not involve demands for political change or the release of political prisoners. He warned the U.S. against attempting to attack the island or attempt his removal, declaring that surrender is not in the vocabulary of the Cuban revolution. Despite ongoing tensions and demands from the Trump administration, Díaz-Canel has remained defiant, asserting that his leadership will not falter in the face of external threats.