People living in Cuba: tell us how you are affected by the fuel blockade

"Severe fuel shortages are disrupting daily life across Cuba after the US tightened its oil blockade on the island. International flights have been cancelled and petrol stations have closed with people reportedly struggling to access fuel. The US has threatened any country that sends oil to Cuba with increased tariffs, claiming the island's government is a threat to US national security and comes amid wider tensions between Havana and the Trump administration."

"Are you living in Cuba at the moment? How is the current crisis affecting your daily life? We would like to hear about what you are experiencing from power cuts and transport disruption to shortages. Please note that while we'd like to hear from you, your security is most important. We recognise it may not always be safe or appropriate to record or share your experiences, so please think about this when considering whether to get in touch with the Guardian."

Severe fuel shortages are affecting daily life across Cuba after the US tightened its oil blockade. International flights have been cancelled and petrol stations have closed, leaving people struggling to access fuel. The US has threatened countries that send oil to Cuba with increased tariffs, stating that Cuba's government poses a national security threat amid heightened tensions with the Trump administration. Readers in Cuba are invited to report personal experiences of power cuts, transport disruption and shortages. Security guidance is provided: submissions can be anonymous, forms are encrypted, IP addresses may be recorded, and secure messaging is advised for true anonymity.

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