UN General Assembly
1960

110. The arms race is not only foolish, but dangerous. If it continues, the chances of the outbreak of a nuclear war of annihilation will greatly increase. The great Powers must, in the interests of self-preservation and the preservation of mankind, agree among themselves on a programme of controlled and complete disarmament. 111. We, the small nations, have little influence in bringing the arms race to an end and bringing about controlled general disarmament. We can only urge the great Powers to persevere in their efforts to that end. We beseech them to negotiate an agreement on disarmament before it is too late. In so doing, we are simply giving expression to the fears and hopes of all men throughout the world.