UN General Assembly
1960

137. The simple and perfectly clear proposals of the Soviet Union were welcomed with satisfaction, relief and hope by nations all over the world. All those who sincerely desire to avoid the calamities of a new world war greeted them and supported them. From the United Nations rostrum the representatives of a number of countries hailed them as epoch-making proposals which were of a revolutionary character and indeed opened up wide vistas for the radical solution of the problem of disarmament. The idea of general and complete disarmament was also unanimously embraced by the General Assembly.