Cuban government-linked activists form ‘rapid response’ protest plan in case Trump attacks island

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A Cuban government-linked group has a “National Rapid Response Plan” in place for protesters to fill American streets if the U.S. military attacks the communist regime.

The National Network on Cuba gave strategies for “coordinated nationwide actions within 24 hours” of such an event in a document sent to supporters and obtained by the Washington Examiner. The plan calls for swiftly mobilizing protesters across cities, various federal buildings, and “sports arenas during high-visibility events.”

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