UN General Assembly
1953

38. Moreover, it cannot be denied that the debates in the United Nations have not always been a source of encouragement to those who undertook to expel the aggressor from South Korean soil. Nor can it be denied that the attitude adopted by some in these debates has often served to render the aggressor nations excessively intransigent in our protracted negotiations to bring an end to bloodshed and to bring peace to Korea. These negotiations are still proceeding, and this Organization’s attitude and actions with regard thereto continue to be widely and closely scrutinized by all who sincerely look to the United Nations to play the part for which it was designed.