Cuban missile crises

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Cuba's missile crisis has brought to the world a fatal consequence of democratic conflict and communism, believed to be one of the most serious conflicts between America during the Cold War and the Soviet Union. The world is known as the Cuban missile crisis, the Russians are known as the Caribbean crisis, the Cubans and the October crisis, which lasted 16 days in October. The main people are President John F. Kennedy of the United States, Prime Minister Nikita Khrushchev of Russia, President Fidel Castro of Cuba.

October 14, 1962 - The Cuban missile crisis begins. In response to the Soviet Union building attack missiles in Cuba, President John F. Kennedy ordered the troops to equip military equipment with maritime and airborne equipment. About dismantlement of missiles We reached an agreement with Prime Minister Khrushchev of the Soviet Union and the possibility of conflict was over 38 days later, but many people think that this is the result of the Cold War closest to armed conflict. August 29, 1963 - Developing a peaceful settlement of land conflict between Mexico and the United States by establishing a border in the El Paso Juarez Valley by signing the "Charmilles Treaty". The controversy continued for 99 years and is currently commemorated by the Chamizal National Memorial in El Paso, Texas.

In the past, the whole world breathed on, as everyone thought that the Cold War is now "getting hot" and that a crisis in Cuba's missiles will occur. Americans are always thinking of this as their "backyard" and the existence of Russian missiles in Cuba (weapons), as they were not faced with such defense (weapons), is considered a cruel provocation . They are just reasons for their wrath and they tried to assassinate or defeat him over and over. There has been a period of relaxation since that incident, but this is not about ideology, but only about weapons.