what treaty was used in the cuban missle crisis?

Answer 1

After much deliberation between the Soviet Union and Kennedy's cabinet, Kennedy agreed to remove all missiles set in place on the border of the Soviet Union because of NATO in exchange for Khrushchev removing all missiles on Cuba.

Answer 2

The treaty is not particularly named because of its secrecy. What was agreed on was that the Soviet Union would remove the ballistic missiles in Cuba in exchange for the US removing the missiles they had placed in Turkey. This was to be done 6 months after the initial treaty, so it did not look like JFK was appeasing the Soviet Union. According to the agreement, Khrushchev would not say anything about this to the public as well, for the same reasons as moving the US missles 6 months later.

Answer 3

The principles of the Monroe Doctrine were sighted in a number of ways during the crisis.

No specific treaty was used though during the crisis. At the end of the crisis, there was an agreement between the US and USSR to remove missiles their respective missiles from Turkey and Cuba.

Answer 4

JFK relied on The Monroe Doctrine, but I don't believe that is a treaty with anyone. The OAS (Organization of American States) approved the blockade of Cuba also, and the OAS is based on treaties between most countries in The Americas. The Nato Treaty was also invoked, meaning Canada and most of Western Europe would come to our aid if The USSR attacked us due to the cirsis.

Answer 5

There were no written treaty or a public announcement from Russia admitting in giving to US pressure. Russians are very proud and strong-headed people, and would see that as showing their country people weakness from their leaders. They rather save face and do it under the table so to say!

They didn't not believe this young boy had it in him to go to war (nuclear war)and tested Kennedy to the last minute of defeat and give in by Russia.

Answer 6

Agreements were mostly unofficial and "under the table" sort of speak.
the US "retired" its Jupiter missiles from Turkey, and swore not to invade Cuba ever, and the USSR retired its warheads and missiles from Cuba....for the most part.
But all these agreements were not published or let out into the light until many years later.
Officially the USSR gave in alone, but....story is different.

Answer 7

Because war was never actually declared there was never any treaty. There was an exchange of letters and everyone disarmed and moved back to their respective places in the world.