UN General Assembly
1955

150. During the second stage, States would assume in full the obligations resulting from the European collective security system. At the same time, the North Atlantic Treaty and the Paris Agreements, as well as the eight-Power Warsaw Treaty, concluded as an answer to the Paris Agreements, would become null and void. We also proposed that the treaty should provide for the necessary consultation between States participating in the collective security system at any time when, in the opinion of any one of them, there arose a threat of an armed attack in Europe on one or more States parties to the treaty, so that effective steps might be taken to remove the threat. Under this proposal, an armed attack on one or more States parties to the treaty by any State or group of States would be regarded as an attack on all the parties to the treaty.