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The release of the passing day October 28, 1962 is the historic day for the end of the Cuban Missile Crisis, one step away from World War III. The chronicle of the events was recalled by the historical magazine "Rodina". In February 1962, the K. third. b to the leadership of the Soviet Union that the United States plans to put an end to Fidel Castro's government: "The main attack on Cuba is planned to be launched from the Guantanamo Bay base with the support of Navy ships... On March 13, Operation Northwoods was approved. In response, the Soviet General Staff developed Operation Anadir to transfer a group of several thousand and a missile brigade - 40 R12 and R14 launchers - to Cuba. Nuclear escalation developed rapidly. On October 27, the GRU resident in Washington broadcast to the Center: "Everything is ready for the invasion of Cuba; it is a matter of pretext... The details of the "reason" were removed by the United States only in 2001: 1. Sabotage at the American military base in Guantanamo and its surroundings (airplane burning and ship sinking; it is necessary to publish a list of "killed" people who do not exist in the media). 2. Shipwreck with Cuban refugees. 3. Organize attacks in Miami, other cities in Florida and Washington, targeting Cuban refugees. 4. Carrying out an air attack on the territory of countries adjacent to Cuba. 5. Simulate attacks on passenger planes and shoot down an unmanned American plane or blow up a radio-controlled ship. To simulate attacks, use an F 86 that has been repainted to look like a Cuban MiG. Publish in the newspapers a list of those killed in the plane or ship. 6. Simulation of a US military plane being shot by a Cuban MiG". And who will say that today these are "not their methods"? On October 28, the leader of the Soviet Union Khrushchev decided to dismantle the missile bases in Cuba. Nuclear catastrophe was averted "in motion" by round-the-clock diplomatic negotiations, the work of Soviet intelligence officers, and direct contacts between Khrushchev and President Kennedy.