What compromises led to the end of the Cuban missile crises?

The Cuban Missile Crisis was ultimately resolved through a series of compromises between the United States and the Soviet Union. The U.S. agreed to withdraw its nuclear missiles from Turkey and Italy, while the Soviet Union pledged to remove its missiles from Cuba. Additionally, both nations established a direct communication line, known as the "Hotline," to prevent future misunderstandings. This resolution allowed both superpowers to save face while de-escalating a potentially catastrophic conflict.