This decision was mainly grounded on the American doctrine, adopted in 1962, of “flexible response,” which said to the Soviets: “As long as you do not use nuclear weapons, we will not use them, either.”
Esta decisión se basó principalmente en la doctrina norteamericana, adoptada en 1962, de &quot;respuesta flexible&quot;, que le decía a los soviéticos: &quot;Mientras ustedes no usen armas nucleares, nosotros tampoco las usaremos&quot;.