The takes through the United Nation was the least to cause a serous dilemma and a reaction to his disition (Kennedy was fearful of a total nuclear world war). But when the soviets dinned that there was any Russian nuclear base in Cuba and could not reach a comprise. Kennedy did not want to have a direct invasion because it might happen like the Bay of Pigs invasion...
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Kennedy did not want to have a direct invasion because it might happen like the Bay of Pigs invasion. And an air strike would show the Russians that they were hostile and might cause the soviets to launch their missiles at America.(Cuban missile internet) After consultation with the secretary of defense he decided for a navel blockade witch had the least repercussions in the months to come...
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