UN General Assembly
1952

96; With regard to policy concerning armaments and armed forces — a problem fundamental to the peace and progress of the world — we are again at an impasse. And it must be conceded that no substantial progress can be made in the matter so long as the effective control of disarmament and the duty to see that atomic energy is not used for purposes of war are still in the hands of the Security Council, that is, subject to the privilege of impunity constituted by the veto.