Which of the following accurately describes the outcome of the Cuban Missile Crisis?

The outcome of the Cuban Missile Crisis was significant in that it led to the establishment of a direct communication line between the United States and the Soviet Union, known as the "Hotline." This communication link was created to allow for rapid communication between the two superpowers and to help prevent future nuclear crises. The crisis itself, which occurred in October 1962, was a tense 13-day confrontation over Soviet missiles placed in Cuba, and it underscored the risks of miscommunication and the potential for escalation to nuclear war. The establishment of the Hotline marked a crucial step toward better communication and the management of Cold War tensions.

The other choices do not accurately reflect the outcomes of the crisis. While there were many discussions about Cuba and Soviet military presence, the specific claim about invasion or economic aid is not aligned with the actual events that unfolded. Additionally, the removal of all U.S. military presence from Turkey did not occur; rather, part of the negotiation involved the promise to secretly remove U.S. missiles from Turkey at a later date, but this was not an immediate part of the resolution.