During the Cuban Missile Crisis, President John F. Kennedy demanded that the Soviet Union remove all existing missiles from Cuba. He also sought assurances that no further missile deliveries would occur. The other options you mentioned, such as a planned Cuban invasion, Castro's access to cigars, and permanent closure of Cuban airports, were not part of Kennedy's official demands during the crisis. Therefore, the correct answer to your question is that Kennedy demanded all existing missiles must be removed from Cuba.
Kennedy's blockade was meant to stop further missile deliveries to Cuba. What else did he demand from the Communists?
Planned Cuban Invasion
all existing missiles must be removed
Castro must never again enjoy a Cuban cigar
all Cuban airports permanently closed
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