Which of the following statements best describes Cuba’s reaction to the Cuban Missile Crisis?

A
Cuba broke off all ties to the Soviet Union in order to appease the United States and prevent further American retaliation.
B
Cuba became more hostile towards the U. S. with Castro threatening to use the remaining nuclear weapons, though he never followed through on this threat.
C
Castro, upset with the Soviet Union’s retreat, began seeking international alliances elsewhere and building his reputation as a leader in Cuba.
D
Castro, upset with the Soviet Union’s retreat, broke off support to Moscow and immediately began to heal political rifts with the U. S.

A.Kennedy and Khrushchev agreed to remove missiles from both Cuba and Turkey.

Explanation:

The Missile Crisis of Cuba is what is called the conflict between the United States, the Soviet Union and Cuba in October 1962, generated by the discovery by the United States of bases of Soviet medium-range nuclear missiles in Cuban territory .

It was one of the biggest crises, together with the Berlin Blockade, the Able Archer 83 exercises and the downing of Flight 007 of Korean Air, between both powers during the Cold War and in Cuba, where nuclear war was closest . In fact, only twice in history has a defensive condition (DEFCON) level 2 been reached in the United States.

The crisis covers the period between the discovery of the R-12 and R-14 medium-range ballistic missiles of the Soviet Union (October 15, 1962) until the announcement of their dismantling and transfer back to the Soviet Union (28 October 1962). However, at other levels it extended until November 1962 and even January 1963 in successive mini-crises.

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