Humanity was almost destroyed! This is not alarmist, but a real event that really happened 60 years ago, and if it hadn't stopped in time, maybe there would have been no human being.
The incident began in April 1961, when more than 1,500 Cubans, under the impetus of the United States, attempted to overthrow Castro's rule. However, a group of improvised pig teammates failed, but the United States did not admit that they had their hands on this matter, which directly pushed Castro to the Soviet Union.
At that time, the Soviet Union wanted to reverse the disadvantage of being crushed by the United States, but it never found the opportunity. At this time, the United States has directly given the opportunity in front of them, and they have no reason not to seize it.
The reason why the Soviet Union wanted to reverse the disadvantage was also to deal with the missile bases deployed by the United States in Turkey, and with the missile bases of Germany and Italy, the Soviet Union fell directly into the range of the United States.
Khrushchev of the Soviet Union made a bold decision to deploy about 60 medium-range nuclear missiles in Cuba, the backyard of the United States, and if this was achieved, then destroying the United States would be as simple as drinking a sip of vodka.
Thus, beginning in July 1962, the Soviet Union dismantled dozens of ballistics and dozens of aircraft, loaded them into containers of Soviet cargo ships destined for Cuba, and quietly transported them to Cuba under the eyes of the United States.
The cargo ship was accompanied by more than 3,500 military technicians. The Soviet Union shipped nuclear missiles to Cuba were 20 times more powerful than the United States had thrown into Hiroshima.
But in the end, the paper package could not hold the fire, and the U-2 high-altitude reconnaissance aircraft of the United States revealed its clues in the photos taken on October 14. So two days later, a document about Cuba's missile launch pad was on Kennedy's desk. Kennedy knew that the Soviet Union was not credible, but he did not expect that they would boldly deploy missiles directly under the eyes of the United States.
Kennedy convened an emergency meeting to avoid triggering World War III, how to remove Soviet-deployed missiles?
Kennedy wanted to strike a missile base in Cuba without warning, but his younger brother Kennedy Jr. advocated another invasion of Cuba, and eventually McNamara proposed a blockade of Cuba. Kennedy agreed with the advice: diplomacy first, then force.
On October 18, 1962, the showdown between the Soviet Union and the United States officially began. In the first round, Kennedy and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko had a conversation.
But neither of them mentioned the deployment of the missiles during the conversation. The United States only stressed that the deployment of offensive weapons by the Soviet Union in Cuba could not be tolerated. And Gromyco made the wrong judgment based on Kennedy's attitude: The United States did not react.
It is conceivable that this round did not end well, and in the second round 4 days later, Kennedy gave a televised speech at 7 p.m. on the 22nd. He announced to the whole United States and to the world that Soviet nuclear missiles had been deployed to Cuba and that the United States would "isolate" Cuba. It is a segregation because the embargo has a war intent, and isolation simply does not allow armed ships to enter Cuba. The United States then entered a state of third-degree combat readiness, with nearly 300 bombers on standby.
On the 23rd, the third round. The Soviet Union was indifferent to the warnings of the United States. A statement said that it would continue to assist Cuba with weapons, and if the United States moved, they would carry out a fierce counterattack. The two sides are at a point of tension, a bit of a mutual disagreement.
Round 4, 24. The United States upgraded its operational readiness to a second level: the number of bombers increased to 1,436, 145 intercontinental missiles were on alert, and 250,000 U.S. troops were amassed in Florida. Not only that, but the United States also sent two cruisers and 118 destroyers, deployed from Florida to Puerto Rico in an arc, blocking the entire Cuban sea.
Faced with a series of U.S. operations, the Soviet Union did not back down. Their 18 cargo ships converged with 6 Soviet submarines outside the segregated circle, slowly forcing into the segregated circle, and finally stopped outside the segregated circle, forming a confrontation with the United States. After a tense stalemate, several Soviet cargo ships turned their bows and returned.
On the 25th, in the fifth round, the United States did not expect that in such a tight blockade, the Soviet Union still had a cargo ship break into the isolation circle. But the U.S. warships didn't fire or get on board to inspect, presumably the U.S. wanted to send a signal of goodwill to the Soviet Union: I just wanted to deter you, I didn't want to make things bigger.
The Soviet Union and the United States each gave way in the fourth and fifth rounds, but the stalemate continued. On the 26th, round 6 began. This time, the battlefield shifted to the United Nations. The United States released photos of soviet missile deployments and asked the Soviet Union if there was such a thing. The Soviets did not give a positive answer, but laughed awkwardly, and the showdown ended in hilarity.
The 27th, the seventh round, is the day closest to humanity's destruction.
The Soviet B-59 submarine was attacked by the American destroyer Using the Uss bieller while diving in Cuban waters. Deep-water projectiles were thrown into the sea, and the B-59 submarine wanted to launch the torpedoes loaded with nuclear warheads. However, it was rejected by a Soviet governor, and a crisis was resolved.
But then a crisis came, when an American U2 high-altitude reconnaissance plane was shot down over Cuba by ground air defenses, and the pilot died on the spot. If Kennedy doesn't calm down, then the next big battle will be. But he calmed down, and he couldn't watch the human race follow the destruction.
So Kennedy let out a noise, and the shooting down of the U2 plane was the behavior of the Cuban army, which had nothing to do with the Soviet Union, but was actually directed by the Soviet Union. The Soviets quickly caught the ball, also said cuba did it, and it was an accident.
On the 28th, the final showdown, Kennedy replied to the Soviet Union's letter that as long as the Soviet Union revoked the missiles, the United States would lift the quarantine and promise not to invade Cuba again, while also not allowing others to invade.
After receiving the reply, Khrushchev first made a retreat and dismantled and transported all the missiles deployed in Cuba back to China. Four months later, the United States also dismantled missiles deployed in Turki, which is said to be a secret agreement between the two countries.
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