The 1962 Missile Crisis brought humanity to the edge of nuclear war in a conflict between Cuba and two superpowers: The United States and the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR).
One of the most experienced researchers of the so-called Missile Crisis, Doctor of Science Tomas Diez Acosta, Lieutenant Colonel ® of the Revolutionary Armed Forces, in his voluminous book Dangers and Principles, in its second edition of 2012, writes about that topic.
In October and November 1962, Cubans firmly confronted the overbearing policy of the United States and, based on reason and law, the disagreement that arose with the USSR.
The differences in that sense arose due to the inconsistencies of Nikita Khrushchev, USSR PM, who conceived Operation Anadir, the coded name given to the Internationalist Military Mission of the Soviet Troops in Cuba, to transfer nuclear weapons to the island and try…
