UN General Assembly
1973

x 180. If someone "frightens the weak-willed", as they say, with the non-existent threat of collusion between the "two super-Powers" but at the same time refuses to take part in the joint action to strengthen international peace, he thereby reveals his own demagogic and negative approach to practical international action to eliminate the threat of nuclear war. 181. We consider that all the conditions exist for the Security Council and all its permanent members to adopt specific practical measures concerning the non-use of force and, at the same time, the permanent prohibition of the use of nuclear weapons, in accordance with General Assembly resolution 2936 (XXVII). 182. No one who soberly assesses international events can fail to see that never before in the whole post-war period has the general climate changed so rapidly. An energetic search is under way to find solutions to the most important and the most weighty problems facing the world. 183. Among those problems is, of course, the problem of disarmament, which affects the interests of all States