At the Saudi Investment Forum in Miami on Friday, U.S. President Donald Trump warned that Cuba could be the next target following the U.S. victory in the war against Iran. He defended the military campaign, claiming it prevented Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons within weeks and delayed its nuclear program by several years. Trump also criticized NATO for not supporting Washington’s actions against Tehran and accused Iran of long being a regional oppressor.

Addressing Saudi attendees, Trump said Iran’s weapons could have been used against them and Israel. He also criticized Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, recounting a past conversation about the United States’ resurgence. Trump hinted at possible action against Cuba and said he was pressuring Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel to reach an agreement with Washington, though he did not specify any terms.

The forum took place amid global economic instability linked to the war’s impact on energy markets, according to The Hill.