The US Army Reserve is reportedly assessing whether it could deploy military police, medical units, and logistics support to US Southern Command within 90-120 days as part of ongoing planning focused on Cuba, according to CBS News. The move comes as tensions with Havana spike after President Trump told the UN General Assembly that Cuba's government "will fall," prompting Cuban delegates to walk out and President Miguel Diaz-Canel to accuse Washington of "aggression" and "economic warfare." Officials stress no deployment decision has been made, but the reported planning follows earlier reconnaissance near Cuba's coast and a previously examined Army-led air assault option.
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