UN General Assembly
1973

80. However, in this second half of the twentieth century, the problem of international peace and security can no longer be solved within a regional or even a continental framework. The extraordinary development of the means of communication, the equally rapid growth in awareness of the peoples of the whole world, render the question of peace and security among nations one and indivisible. There will be peace and security for all peoples on earth, or there will be peace and security for none. Of this there can be no doubt. 81. Similarly, we note with concern that, while the great Powers speak of peace and appear to do everything to achieve it in Europe, there are some among them that, discarding all international morality and prompted by selfish national interests, continue to put arms in the hands of Stateless criminals, mercenaries and adventurers of all types.