On September 18, 2026, the U.S. Embassy in Havana reported a significant power failure in Cuba, linked to the collapse of the country's electrical grid. This incident underscores the ongoing difficulties faced by the Cuban regime in maintaining stability.
A total power failure occurred at 1:57 PM EST due to the collapse of Cuba’s electrical grid.
The reason for the collapse is still under investigation by the Cuban authorities.
The U.S. Embassy noted that the Cuban electrical system has become increasingly unstable, experiencing multiple power outages in recent months.
There are reports of cellphone and internet service interruptions alongside the power failure.
The timeline for restoring power is uncertain, and people are advised to prepare accordingly.
Recommendations for people in Cuba include:
Checking updates from Unión Eléctrica (UNE) and local media.
Keeping mobile phones charged and having backup batteries.
Storing flashlights and nonperishable food.
Being prepared for medical needs that require power.
The incident highlights Cuba's ongoing electrical issues and instability, raising concerns about the regime's capacity to address these challenges effectively.
https://redstate.com/nick-arama/2026/09/18/cubas-power-grid-completely-collapses-n2207112
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