UN General Assembly
1956

139. To be sure, that Force is not the international army which was envisaged by the Charter. The Organization does not yet have an army which is capable of making its decisions respected, because the permanent members of the Security Council have been unable to reach agreement. It is none the less true that the creation of this international police force marks a great step forward and will make it easier, later on, to organize that international army without which the Organization can never enforce its decisions completely, in spite of its great moral influence. 140. We must also note a resurgence of vitality in the United Nations, which has shown itself able to mobilize world public opinion against the use of force.