UN General Assembly
1964

99. We also give vigorous support to the proposal, submitted at this session of the General Assembly by the delegation of Poland [1301st meeting], for convening an international conference to discuss the problem of European security, with the participation of all European States and of the United States of America. 100. Of the various partial measures for prohibiting nuclear weapons and preventing their further dissemination, the proposal by the Government of the Polish People’s Republic on the question of freezing nuclear and thermonuclear armaments in central Europe also seems to us extremely urgent. This is not because the Ukraine is more keenly aware than other countries of the quickening tempo of military preparations in Europe, but rather because the measures to which we have referred would, while there is yet time, defuse the time-bomb with which the creators of the so-called NATO multilateral nuclear force would jeopardize the security of many countries.