UN General Assembly
1961

108. The United Nations can become the instrument for closing the gap between the positions of the decisive world Powers on issues of crucial importance. That is all, but in fact it is a great deal. 109. That is the basis of our conclusions regarding the structure and organization of the United Nations. Those conclusions were expounded at the fifteenth session of the General Assembly by Mr. Khrushchev the Prime Minister of the Soviet Union [869th meeting, paras. 275-285] and are unreservedly supported by Poland, 110. We know that there are Powers which do not like these conclusions, simply because they reduce their influence inside the Organization to its correct proportions. It is difficult to discuss such a position, since it is based on premises which are acceptable neither to the socialist States nor to any other State which is unwilling to regard the United Nations as the instrument of any one of the parties.