If US invade Cuba, is that different from Russia invasion of Ukraine?

[PostQuantumBTC]

If United States invade Cuba, is that not the same as Russia aggression on Ukraine?

Cuba is nothing before US in military, power and any other thing, it will be an easy mission for US but is that fair at all? Trump want to invade the country because it is communist government that they are practicing.

[NotFuzzyWarm]

If United States invade Cuba, is that not the same as Russia aggression on Ukraine?

Cuba is nothing before US in military, power and any other thing, it will be an easy mission for US but is that fair at all? Trump want to invade the country because it is communist government that they are practicing.

No difference.
Hopefully Trumoplini will not do that. He got away with Venezuela only because it may actually help the people there.

Iran was/is a huge gamble that he is so far getting away with despite the collateral global economic damage. Biggest question there is if Congress will allow it to continue.

Taking over Cuba would entail installing and long term supporting of a new government. Unlike Venezuela (and Panama, not to mention a few other South American countries back in the early 1900's), AFAIK there are no viable Cuban opposition leaders to take over running the country. In short it would be a nightmare all the way around for both the Cuban people and the US.

[programmer3666]

This era of Donald Trump has made the US appear more aggressive lately, with many political decisions and strong statements that people see as imperialistic or controlling. Because of this, many people are now comparing the actions of major world powers more carefully instead of criticizing only one side. If the US were to invade a smaller country like Cuba because of political or ideological differences, many people would naturally compare it to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. When a powerful country uses force against a weaker one, it raises questions about fairness and double standards in global politics. The world is becoming more aware that powerful nations normally criticize aggression from others while they also sometimes show similar behavior themselves and we are currently witnessing it.

[tvbcof]

Cuba didn't have a powerful coalition pumping them full of arms and 'advisors' with the expressed purpose of killing people in their border regions in order to get a proxy war going against the U.S..

Cuba didn't sign accords with the U.S. that Merkle and company later admitted always were a ruse to buy time to arm Cuba for an inevitable attack.

If these things didn't happen against Russia at the hands of NATO+, I wouldn't consider Russia the to be the good-guys in the current Ukrainian SMO.  Since they did, I consider Russia to be more than right to react in the way they did.  Much harder in fact.  Since their adversaries got stuck in the tar-baby and don't know whether to shit or go blind, it makes sense for Russia to draw things out as long as possible.

[Vod]

If United States invade Cuba, is that not the same as Russia aggression on Ukraine?

No difference.

Wouldn't that be awesome if the US military ran out of ordinance and fuel right in the middle of the invasion?  Unfortunately without fuel, Cuba can't mount a defense.

[DanWalker]

This era of Donald Trump has made the US appear more aggressive lately, with many political decisions and strong statements that people see as imperialistic or controlling. Because of this, many people are now comparing the actions of major world powers more carefully instead of criticizing only one side. If the US were to invade a smaller country like Cuba because of political or ideological differences, many people would naturally compare it to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. When a powerful country uses force against a weaker one, it raises questions about fairness and double standards in global politics. The world is becoming more aware that powerful nations normally criticize aggression from others while they also sometimes show similar behavior themselves and we are currently witnessing it.

What about the wars in Vietnam under Johnson, Iraq and Afghanistan under Bush, Libya under Barack Obama, and the hundreds of other wars they started after WWII? The imperial nature of the US has never disappeared.

If the US invaded Cuba, it would be no surprise, as they have done so hundreds of times in the past. They are people who disregard international law and habitually bully smaller nations. Thats just their nature.