UN General Assembly
1965

95. Hundreds of military bases of imperialist Powers are located in the territories of many countries on all continents. The keeping of these bases against the will of the peoples is an encroachment upon the sovereignty of the States on whose territories they are stationed and is a violation of the principles of peaceful coexistence and of the provisions of the United Nations Charter. Foreign military bases and colonialism supplement each other. They are equally responsible for increasing international tension. Therefore the liquidation of military bases would greatly promote an easing of international tension and strengthening of the confidence among States and would also constitute an important step towards the achievement of an agreement on general and complete disarmament. 96. The Mongolian delegation considers, as before, that the question of the liquidation of military bases on foreign soil deserves special discussion by the General Assembly.