UN General Assembly
1968

Non-nuclear States might see their legitimate anxieties justified and come to the conclusion that the nuclear Powers have induced them to forgo the supreme weapon so that they themselves, having disarmed the practically unarmed, can set up a sort of nuclear club. If that happened our goal would be a long way from being attained. On the contrary, the Treaty will achieve its full purpose when the great Powers too give concrete proof of their will to disarm themselves. Such proof must necessarily come through an extension of the Moscow Treaty to all nuclear tests, through the cessation of all manufacture of nuclear weapons, through the destruction of existing stocks and through the renunciation of the use and possession of such weapons.