UN General Assembly
1953

1. At the close of the seventh session of the General Assembly, all the peoples devoted to international order, freedom and prosperity felt a deep satisfaction based on the heartfelt hope that, with the signing of the armistice at Panmunjom and the tangible results achieved there, there had been ensured not only, the final cessation of hostilities in the martyred land of Korea but also the initiation and success of negotiations that would lead to the speedy restoration of peace in that country, which had suffered premeditated aggression at the hands of governments whose goal was world domination by violence and hatred, in full accordance with the baneful purposes of international communism.