Cuba Attacks US of Violating Vienna Conventions

Cuba's foreign minister on Tuesday blamed the United States for disregarding the Vienna Convention and the arrangement restoring strategic relations between the two nations.

Before long, the United States declared another authorization on Cuba intended to remove the island's inventory of oil from Venezuela.

In two tweets, Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez said unknown "illicit activities" by the U.S. Consulate in Havana damaged both the worldwide sets of principles for representatives and the consent to revive international safe havens in Washington and Havana in 2015.

"Illicit activities by U.S. government office in Cuba are impedance in the interior issues of the nation and are planned to assault our sacred request," Rodríguez tweeted. "They disregard the Vienna Convention, the understanding for the re-foundation of relations and Cuban and U.S. laws."

The U.S. Treasury said it was assigning the Cuban organization Corporacion Panamericana S.A. as a violator of American authorizes on Venezuela. Such assignments make it hard for organizations like Panamericana to work together even outside the United States because of outsiders' feelings of trepidation of repercussions for managing an authorized element.

The Treasury Department said that after the U.S. authorized the state-possessed oil merchant Cubametales, Cuba moved workers and agreements over to Panamericana, which was not yet endorsed.

In one model that happened over the mid-year, Cuba moved its dealings with a North African oil supplier from Cubametales to Corporacion Panamericana, the Treasury Department said.

A Cubametales official who additionally worked in a similar situation at Corporacion Panamericana arranged an arrangement to purchase fuel from a European organization, the Treasury explanation said.

The declaration comes amid rising pressures between the U.S. what's more, Cuba over Washington's consistently expanding weight on the socialist government.

The U.S. has disallowed voyage travel to Cuba, U.S. flights to urban areas outside Havana and backing for Venezuela oil shipments to the island. The Trump organization says it plans to disable the Cuban government's capacity to help Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro.