UN General Assembly
1950

10. With the exception of certain frontier adjustments claimed by Egypt, our very great friend in Africa, Ethiopia, is the only Member of the United Nations which has territorial claims to be settled under this peace treaty. Certain problems resulting from the war which were not solved by the Peace Conference thus have to be settled. Owing to the failure to achieve the settlement of these problems, and in spite of the peace treaty of 1946, which incidentally did not cover all the issues, it has been impossible hitherto to re-establish relations of friendship and trust between former enemies; and the accumulation of bitterness caused by seventy-five years of injustice has still not been removed and had resulted in the recent disturbances in the southern regions of Ethiopia.