The Trump administration is reportedly preparing for a potential military operation in Cuba aimed at dismantling the Castro legacy, with plans for a swift invasion possibly occurring this summer. Although President Donald Trump has not authorized an invasion and prefers a peaceful transition, the administration continues to impose economic sanctions on Cuba. Should a military action take place, it is expected to be quick, with sources indicating that it would last no longer than 48 hours. This approach is intended to avoid a prolonged military presence, which could create further complications. An adviser noted that the situation could become chaotic, emphasizing the need for a rapid operation similar to recent military strikes in Venezuela. Additionally, a senior administration official referred to the strategy as 'accelerationism,' which entails a gradual and phased approach to removing the remnants of the Castro regime. However, there is a deliberate intention not to entirely eliminate the regime at this point, suggesting a careful and calculated method to the administration's actions in Cuba.