Castro Appears On Cuban Tv, Rips U.s.

Castro appears on Cuban TV, rips U.S.

The United States is pushing for what would become nuclear wars against Iran and North Korea, former Cuban leader Fidel Castro said in a rare televised interview Monday.

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