UN General Assembly
1960

8. It is, after all, not enough to repeat what we all know — namely that nuclear war is not only a monstrous crime against mankind, but is utter folly, since, whoever is foolhardy enough to start it, with the first clash the antagonists would both lie bleeding and prostrate, and any victory there might be would bear bitter fruit that none would wish to taste. It is not enough to know this and to repeat it over and over again, for, as we plainly see, this does not-put an end to the tension and wrangling which keep the world on tenterhooks and prevent the systematic use of its resources for the task of ridding mankind of its age-old handicaps.