Kennedy announces blockade of Cuba during the Missile Crisis

President John F. Kennedy announced that the Soviet Union put nuclear weapons in Cuba in a speech on a dramatic television and the United States responded accordingly in order to prevent the other aggressive weapons from entering Castro on the island It will force a blockade around. . Kennedy also warns the Soviet Union that any nuclear attack from Cuba will be interpreted as a war act and the United States will retaliate in kind.

Kennedy criticized the Soviet Union with a truly fraudulent fraud which he called "the secret of world peace, recklessness and provocative threat". He opposed the allegation that Andrei Gromyko, a foreign minister of the Soviets, claimed Cuban weapons were purely defensive. Kennedy remembered his efforts to aggressively contain Germany, Italy and Japan in the 1930s and examined war-like behavior. "

"The President outlined the action plan for maritime blockade and strict isolation of all aggressive military equipment shipped to Cuba." He also warned that if it had the Soviet Union retaliation to the United States, Due to nuclear attacks from Cuba, the US forces were alert in the Western Hemisphere. Kennedy called for the Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev to state the American National Organization (America and Latin American countries established to solve the hemispherical conflict in 1948) and finally he calls on Soviet leadership to stop "reckless" behavior It was. He said that Khrushchev "has the opportunity to get the world back from the abyss". The world is currently in danger of nuclear dispute between the US and the Soviet Union. In the United States, many citizens began to build or replenish bomb shelters We are looking forward to what the response of the Soviet Union to the speech of Kennedy is.

Event October 16 - Kennedy announces missiles and pre-communication October 20 - Kennedy decides blockade of Cuba October 22 - Kennedy orders the Soviet Union to remove missiles from Cuba - husband Kennedy receives Hluh According to the letter from, on 24th October, the Soviet ship can not observe the blockade - the beginning of the blockade - 20 Soviet ships approached the blockade and turned direction and slowed down. October 25 - Cuban missile base will receive a letter from Kruschev - Cuban missiles are defensive, but if the US promises not to attack Cuba, he will remove the missiles. October 27 - Khrushchev sent the second letter - he fixed his proposal, if the United States removes the missile from Cuba, he can remove the missile only from Cuba

October 28, 1962 - The Cuban missile crisis ended with Soviet Russian leader Nikita Khrushchev, who declared that his Soviet government canceled construction of a missile base in Cuba and canceled attacks on missiles. President Kennedy immediately accepted the proposal and then lifted the blockade of America against Cuba. Birthday - Microsoft founder Bill Gates was born in Seattle, Washington on October 28, 1955. In 1975, he co-founded Paul Allen and Microsoft to design software for IBM computers. By 1980, Microsoft became a leading software company for IBM compatible computers. Mr. Gates became a billionaire at the age of 31 and is still one of the richest people in the world.