Cuban leader Miguel Díaz-Canel has addressed recent reports from American media about increased CIA activities in Cuba, asserting that these revelations are part of a deliberate "psychological warfare" strategy by Washington rather than random leaks. "We are not at all surprised by the recent revelations in major U.S. media about an increase in CIA operations in Cuba aimed at subverting internal order. The leader's remarks follow a series of reports in the United States suggesting a supposed strengthening of American intelligence operations concerning the island. These reports have fueled the Cuban government's narrative in recent days, suggesting that Washington is seeking to provoke political change on the island. Díaz-Canel's response comes as Washington openly ramps up pressure on Havana, with American media outlets depicting a parallel strengthening of intelligence operations concerning Cuba.