Cuba and the USSR became natural allies due to their shared ideological commitment to communism and opposition to U.S. imperialism. After the Cuban Revolution in 1959, Fidel Castro sought support to consolidate his regime and counter U.S. influence in the region, leading to close ties with the Soviet Union. The USSR, in turn, viewed Cuba as a strategic foothold in the Western Hemisphere to spread communist ideology and counteract American dominance. This alliance was solidified during events like the Cuban Missile Crisis, highlighting their mutual interests in geopolitical power and security.
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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i think the allies at the end of the war were Great Britain, US. and the USSR
The Soviet Union lent Cuba nuclear missiles in order to protect the sovereignty of Cuba, a communist nation.
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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The USSR was with the Allies - they were against the Germans
The USA had missile bases in Turkey which were pointing directly at the USSR so the USSR put missiles on Cuba so that they were pointing directly at the USA. So therefore if the USA ordered the missiles in Turkey to attack the USSR, then the USSR could just straight away order the missiles in Cuba to attack the USA.
USSR was an ally with the west, in fact Hitler invaded the USSR.
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He had a blockade of cuba made
i think the allies at the end of the war were Great Britain, US. and the USSR
The Soviet Union lent Cuba nuclear missiles in order to protect the sovereignty of Cuba, a communist nation.