UN General Assembly
1951

190. The American-British bloc, however, does not intend to liquidate the war where it rages today, and where the danger of the extension of aggression is greatest — Korea. On the contrary, it subjects all its proposals to its aggression and postpones them till the time when, as it vainly hopes, it will have accomplished its aggressive aims. We know very well that those who were entrusted with the conduct of aggression in Korea do today everything to delay even the so-called programme of Mr. Acheson as much as possible. Already more than four months have passed since the peace appeal of the Soviet representative, Mr. Malik, and for all this time the commanders of the United States interventionists and their aides have been inventing the most varied pretexts to obstruct the armistice negotiations to which they had been forced by public opinion and the desire for peace of the people of their own country. And right now, in recent days, we have been witnessing how in this criminal effort they resort even to the basest slanders of the heroic people whom they, after the example of the fabricated Goebbels propaganda, falsely charge with murdering prisoners of war. To such repulsive means they must resort to keep up the sinking spirits of their soldiers and their fighting morale, which has been shaken by the realization of the injustice of the aggressive war, as well as by its unsuccessful duration and who want to go home.