Thirteen days

Nikita Khrushchev introduced Soviet missiles in

Cuba. Kennedy instructed him to expel them, or
something bad might happen. Soviet Union is
putting atomic weapons in Cuba. These weapons
have the capacity of clearing out the greater part of
the Eastern and Southern United States in minutes
in the event that they become operational.
President John F. Kennedy and his counselors
thought of a strategy against the Soviets. Kennedy is
resolved to show that he is sufficiently able to face
the danger, and the Pentagon exhorts U.S. military
negative marks against Cuba. The Joint Chiefs of
Staff exhort prompt U.S. military negative marks
against the rocket locales followed by an attack of
Cuba. Be that as it may, Kennedy is hesitant to
finish, in light of the fact that a U.S. attack could
make the Soviets fight back in Europe.
None of the military heads thought the
Kennedy organization had a place in the White
House; on the off chance that it had been up to the
military chiefs, the circumstance would have caused
World War III; Kennedy sees a relationship to the
occasions that began World War I, where the
strategies of the two sides' administrators had not
advanced since the past war and were out of date,
just this time atomic weapons are included. War
seems, by all accounts, to be practically
inescapable. JFK transformed himself into a pretzel
so as to seek after a conciliatory answer for the
potential clash. Despite the fact that disheartened
nearly every step of the way, JFK despite everything
would not permit the shooting to start, pushing
rather for a ban against Cuba.
The Kennedy administration attempts to
discover an answer that will evacuate the rockets
however stay away from a demonstration of war.
They choose a stage not exactly a bar, which is
officially viewed as a demonstration of war. They
choose what they openly portray as an isolate. They
report that the U.S. maritime powers will stop all
boats entering Cuban waters and examine them to
confirm they are not conveying weapons bound for
Cuba. The Soviet Union sends blended messages
accordingly. Off the shores of Cuba, the Soviet boats
turnaround from the isolate lines.
The chiefs of staff unanimously recommended
bombing Cuba and then following up with an
invasion. And they tried to argue Kennedy out of his
decision to postpone direct military action and
announce a blockade so that Soviet Premier Nikita
Khrushchev could have time to consider peacefully
withdrawing the nuclear missiles he had secretly
and deceptively introduced into Cuba. 
What the Kennedy group acknowledges, and
trusts the opposite side acknowledges, is that the
genuine risk is that somebody will strike initially out
of dread of striking second. The administration
keeps on requesting spy plane pictures, however
one of Kennedy's top counselors, calls the pilots to
guarantee the pilots don't report that they were
taken shots at or discharged upon, in such a case
that they were, the nation would be compelled to
fight back under the standards of commitment.
There are a few stumbles during the emergency:
the protection availability level is raised without
advising the President; an atomic weapon test
continues and a normal test dispatch of a U.S.
hostile rocket is additionally completed without the
President's information.
In an offer for time while under extraordinary
tension from the military for a prompt strike,
President Kennedy approves assaults on the rocket
locales and an attack of Cuba, to begin the next
Monday.
After much pondering with the Executive
Committee of the National Security Council,
Kennedy makes a last endeavor to maintain a
strategic distance from a war by sending his sibling,
Robert F. Kennedy to meet with Soviet envoy
Anatoly Dobrynin on Friday night. Bobby repeats
the interest that the Soviets expel their rockets
from Cuba, and consequently vows not to attack or
aid the intrusion of Cuba. Dobrynin demands that
the U.S. should likewise expel all Jupiter rockets
from Turkey, on the outskirt of the Soviet Union.
Bobby says that a compensation is beyond the
realm of imagination, however in return for
Khrushchev expelling all the rockets from Cuba,
there will be a mystery understanding that the U.S.
will evacuate the entirety of its "out of date"
rockets from Turkey inside a half year as a feature
of a pre-booked arrangement. The Soviets report on
Sunday that they will expel their rockets from Cuba,
turning away a war that could have heightened to
the utilization of atomic weapons.
All through the multi day emergency, the
President and his internal hover battle to rein the
individuals who might make one-sided move and
through back channels, attempts to speak with the
Soviet authority and furnish them with a face-
sparing answer for their shared predicament.