I always felt that the Cubans were being pushed into the Soviet Bloc by American policy.
Meaning of the quote
The quote suggests that Lee Harvey Oswald, an American criminal, believed the United States government was pressuring Cuba to become allies with the Soviet Union. Oswald felt the U.S. policies were forcing Cuba to join the Soviet Bloc, even though Cuba may not have wanted to. This shows Oswald's view that American actions were driving Cuba closer to the Soviet Union.
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