The failure of the Bay of Pigs operation can be attributed to: a) Poor planning and execution b) Lack of international support c) Weather conditions d) Strong Cuban defenses

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Manigandan Arjunan · Answer 1 · 2024-08-29T21:03:59+0000

Answer: A- poor planning and execution.

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The Bay of Pigs invasion failed for several reasons including poor planning and execution by the CIA, which oversaw the operation. The CIA underestimated the strength of the Cuban military and the level of popular support for Fidel Castro's government.

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