Cuba would remain free, no intervention in the island and getting rid of misile barriers in Turkey as demanded by the USSR
Explanation:
The beligerants in the cuban missile crisis agreed in that they would negotiate the terms for convincing the Russians to give up in the effort to install the missiles in Cuba, as they also demanded the US to do the same in Turkey. Furthermore, they promised that they will never enter the island and retire the troops that landed, setting a perimeter for the island to mantain state sovereignity. The agreement was to be respected even if the government of the Cuban state was becoming a key actor of influence in the region and threatening the American interests.
