UN General Assembly
1951

145. My delegation is certain that it is voicing the feelings of an overwhelming majority of those present here, and of the governments they represent, in appealing to the conscience of the world to ensure that no assistance shall henceforth be given by any State to the aggressors. If this happy result were obtained, tranquillity would be restored in the world and we might affirm that the United Nations had recovered its internal harmony and was better able than ever before to remove all barriers to peace. In any case, my delegation is firmly resolved to support all measures submitted for the consideration of this Assembly which are designed to restore peace, on a basis of strict justice, in the nation which has been attacked. It must not be forgotten that the war in Korea jeopardizes not only the prestige of the United Nations but also its very reason for existence.