When the White House learned of the news, it caused a series of panic. Fortunately, then President John F. Kennedy and his brother Robert Kennedy were able to calmly deal with it. At 7 pm Eastern Time on October 22, President Kennedy delivered a radio speech to the United States and the world in his study at the White House, informing the Soviet Union of the fact that it was deploying nuclear missiles in Cuba, and pointed out that this "secret, rapid, and The unusual missile facility "is "a deliberate provocation and an unreasonable change to the status quo, which is unacceptable to the United States" and has effectively alleviated the panic in the hearts of the American people. At the same time, the United States unilaterally and publicly issued a warning to the Soviet Union, demanding that the Soviet Union withdraw its short-range nuclear weapons from Cuba, and set up a maritime blockade against Cuba with its naval and air forces in the vast waters of the Caribbean Sea to carry out the so-called "isolation". In this way, a crisis broke out between the two superpowers of the world-the United States and the Soviet Union, bringing the entire world to the brink of nuclear disaster...
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