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larisa86 [58]
3 years ago
5

In the movie Thirteen days, how quickly could that quarantine on cuba have turned into war

History
2 answers:
Darya [45]3 years ago
5 0
Any quarantine of a sovereign state can turn into war fairly quickly, especially when the country in question has deep alliances with other, perhaps more powerful, countries.
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chubhunter [2.5K]3 years ago
4 0
Any quarantine of a sovereign state can turn into war fairly quickly, especially when the country in question has deep alliances with other, perhaps more powerful, countries. 

Explanation:
If the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics<span> had </span>nonappointive<span> to run the quarantine/blockade, the </span>US<span> would have </span>laid-off<span> on Soviet ships. </span>this could are an<span> act of war, </span>and therefore the state<span> would have had no </span>selection however to reply<span>. </span>this could<span> have dragged in </span>each<span> sides' allies, triggering </span>a replacement warfare<span>. And </span>an increase<span> to a nuclear exchange would </span>virtually actually have<span> occurred, as whichever </span>aspect<span> was losing </span>in a very typical<span> war would have had </span>very little selection, however,<span> use nukes or surrender.</span>
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