UN General Assembly
1959

23. But it would be inaccurate, and hence wrong, to say that the Soviet disarmament proposals have called forth only a favourable response. Forces supporting the continuation of the cold war and the arms race are still far from capitulation. They naturally oppose not only general and complete disarmament but also any disarmament measures whatever. 24. We cannot overlook the opinions expressed by those who, either deliberately or because they have not properly understood the new Soviet proposals, are misrepresenting the meaning of the proposals and the real aims of the Soviet Union. Thus, some people contend that the new Soviet proposals and, according to them, all the former disarmament proposals of the Soviet Union do not provide for sufficiently effective measures of control over the implementation of disarmament.