As a communist nation, Cuba accepted military assistance from the Soviet Union (Russia). Castro accepted & allowed Soviet (Russian) missiles to be installed on Cuban soil.
There was a communist revolution in Cuba and they decided to be friends with the communist Soviet Union.
Nikita Kruschev was the Soviet leader who had missile sites built in Cuba.
No, the Soviet Union (USSR) was never at war with Cuba. From the time of Cuban Revolution (1959) until the dissolution of the USSR (1992) Cuba and the USSR were allies.
The United States, The Soviet Union, and Cuba
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to provide early warning of Soviet response in aid of Cuba.
As a communist nation, Cuba accepted military assistance from the Soviet Union (Russia). Castro accepted & allowed Soviet (Russian) missiles to be installed on Cuban soil.
Cuba's leader, Fidel Castro, declared drastic rationing in food, public services, and energy conservation due to the soviets military withdraw from Cuba.
There was a communist revolution in Cuba and they decided to be friends with the communist Soviet Union.
Nikita Kruschev was the Soviet leader who had missile sites built in Cuba.
The collapse of the Soviet Union led to the economic crisis of 1991 in Cuba. This was due to the close ties between Cuba and the Soviet Union.
No, the Soviet Union (USSR) was never at war with Cuba. From the time of Cuban Revolution (1959) until the dissolution of the USSR (1992) Cuba and the USSR were allies.
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They advised the Soviet Union that an attack on the US from Cuba would be considered as an attack by the Soviet Union- and response would be to the Soviet union, not just to Cuba. The US also implemented a blockade of shipping going to Cuba- no ship carrying missiles would be allowed to go TO Cuba.
The Cuban economy was dependent on the Soviet Union to buy their sugar trade and provide them with machinery, food, and money after the collapse of the Soviet Union they didn't have that anymore. At one time when the Soviet economy was going fairly well, it also gave to Cuba approximately $2 billion in aid.