Emboldened by the US success in ousting Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his continued push to annex Greenland, US President Donald Trump is now reportedly seeking regime change in Cuba.

The Trump administration is actively searching for Cuban government insiders who can help cut a deal to push out the Communist regime by the end of the year, according to a report by The Wall Street Journal. 

The Trump administration does not have a "concrete plan" for doing away with the Communist government that has held on to power in the Caribbean island for almost seven decades, according to the outlet, but President Miguel Diaz-Canel's grip on the island has never been more fragile. 

In the wake of its benefactor and ally, Venezuelan dictator Maduro's ouster, Cuba's economy is on the brink of collapse, the outlet reported, citing US officials.

Cuba has long been an ally of Venezuela's socialist regime, providing medical, security and intelligence personnel in exchange for subsidised oil.

Nearly three dozen Cuban agents guarding Maduro were killed during the US mission, and their bodies were repatriated to the island last week during a ceremony attended by 94-year-old former President Raul Castro and current President Miguel Diaz-Canel.

Source:Ndtv