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GenZedong · 3 years ago

Cuban Missile Crisis?

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Cuban Missile Crisis?

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GenZedong · 3 years ago

The answer is that a single foreign base being too close almost ended the world.

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Even if we keep the somewhat misleading naming convention, that was Turkish Missile Crisis. It started when USA put missiles in Turkey.

Exactly. The US is the epitome of can dish it but can’t take it.

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