What were pressident kennedys main objections to his military advisers suggestion for the three possible solutions to the crisis?

President Kennedy's main objections to his military advisers' suggestions during the Cuban Missile Crisis included concerns about escalating military confrontation and the potential for nuclear war. He feared that a full-scale invasion of Cuba could provoke the Soviet Union into a direct military response. Additionally, Kennedy was wary of the lack of information regarding the actual capabilities of the Soviet missiles and the potential consequences of aggressive military action on U.S.-Soviet relations. He ultimately sought a more measured approach that prioritized diplomacy over military escalation.