As they get ready for military exercises in the Caribbean, a fleet of Russian warships entered Cuban territorial seas on Wednesday.

The deployment is probably a message to President Biden, as per Rebekah Koffler, author of “Putin’s Playbook” and strategic intelligence analyst, after he authorized Ukrainian forces to use American weapons to strike some targets within Russia.” “We can touch you,” Russian President Vladimir Putin is reportedly saying to Washington, according to Koffler.

“With Biden’s approval for Ukraine, Putin wishes to remain near the United States at this moment when the Russia-Ukraine conflict is rapidly intensifying. The Russian military can allow the Cubans to hit targets within the United States or target American interests if everything goes wrong and Ukraine strikes important targets in Russia near to big cities, the official said.

On Wednesday, three Russian warships entered Cuba’s Havana Bay and were saluted with 21 cannons. It was also anticipated that a nuclear-powered submarine would follow them. According to Russia, the Kazan submarine is not equipped with nuclear weapons.

On Wednesday, three Russian warships entered Cuba’s Havana Bay and were saluted with 21 cannons. It was also anticipated that a nuclear-powered submarine would follow them. According to Russia, the Kazan submarine is not equipped with nuclear weapons.

The ships’ arrival follows Putin’s suggestion that he might approve strikes against the United States through proxy nations, claiming that this is exactly what the United States is doing in Ukraine.

Director of the Latin America program at the Washington-based Wilson Center think tank Benjamin Gedan stated, “mostly, the warships are a reminder to Washington that it is unpleasant when an adversary meddles in your near abroad.” “It also reminds Russia’s friends in the region, including U.S. antagonists Cuba and Venezuela, that Moscow is on their side.”

Last week, Putin directly threatened to arm the United States’ neighbors.

“If [the U.S.] considers it possible to deliver such weapons to the combat zone to launch strikes on our territory and create problems for us, why don’t we have the right to supply weapons of the same type to some regions of the world where they can be used to launch strikes on sensitive facilities of the countries that do it to Russia?” asked him.

At the end of May, President Biden gave his approval for Ukraine to deploy American missiles to strike targets within Russian territory. Despite its best efforts to retaliate, Ukraine has been unable to score victories over Russian forces. Biden also gave the notorious Azov Battalion of Ukraine permission to use weapons supplied by the United States. With neo-Nazi origins, the battalion has played a key role in Russian disinformation regarding the Ukrainian government.