UN General Assembly
1965

113. All outstanding international problems of our day can be settled sensibly and justly only on the basis of strict observance of the main principles of the United Nations Charter. In order to ensure the uninterrupted development of peaceful international relations, it is particularly necessary to take steps to end the use or threat of force in relations between States and armed intervention in the internal affairs of other countries. 114. It is precisely aggressive and interventionist acts of this kind in various parts of the world, to which I have already referred, which are aggravating the international situation today and creating a threat to peace and security. 115. We therefore believe that the twentieth session of the General Assembly should urgently and solemnly reaffirm those principles of the Charter whose violation is increasing tension in the world, and call upon the States Members of the United Nations to refrain unconditionally from all actions contrary to those principles and to conduct their policy in accordance with the principles arising out of the Charter.