United Nations Security Council draft resolution S/1894
Date: 1950-11-30 (meeting 530)
Agenda: Complaint of armed invasion of Taiwan (Formosa)--Complaint of aggression upon the Republic of Korea
Vetoed by: RUSSIA/USSR

UNITED NATIONS
SECURITY
COUNCIL
GENERAL
S/1894
10 November 1950
ORIGINAL: ENGLISH

COMPLAINT OF AGGRESSION UPON THE REPUBLIC OF KOREA
Cuba, Ecuador, France, Norway, the United Kingdom and the
United States of America: joint draft resolution

The Security Council,
Recalling its resolution of 25 June 1950, determining that the North
Korean forces had committed a breach of the peace and calling upon all Members
of the United Nations to refrain from giving assistance to the North Korean
authorities,
Recalling the resolution adopted by the General Assembly on 7 October
1950, which sets forth the policies of the United Nations in respect to Korea,
Having noted from the special report of the United Nations Command in
Korea dated 5 November 1950 that Chinese Communist military units are deployed
for action against the forces of the United Nations in Korea,
Affirming that United Nations forces should not remain in any part of
Korea otherwise than so far as necessary for achieving the objectives of
stability throughout Korea and the establishment of a unified independent and
democratic government in the sovereign State of Korea, as set forth in the
resolution of the General Assembly dated 7 October 1950,
Insistent that no action be taken which might lead to the spread of the
Korean conflict to other areas and thereby further endanger international
peace and security,
Calls upon all States and authorities, and in particular those responsible
for the action noted above, to refrain from assisting or encouraging the
North Korean authorities, to prevent their nationals or individuals or units
of their armed forces from giving assistance to North Korean forces and to
cause the immediate withdrawal of any such nationals, individuals, or units
which may presently be in Korea;
Affirms that it is the policy of the United Nations to hold the Chinese
frontier with Korea inviolate and fully to protect legitimate Chinese and
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/Korean interests
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Korean interests in the frontier zone;
Calls attention to the grave danger which continued intervention by
Chinese forces in Korea would entail for the maintenance of such a policy;
Requests the Interim Committee on Korea and the United Nations Commission
for the Unification and Rehabilitation of Korea to consider urgently and to
assist in the settlement of any problems relating to conditions on the Korean
frontier in which States or authorities on the other side of the frontier have
an interest, and suggests that the United Nations Commission for the
Unification and Rehabilitation of Korea proceed to the area as soon as possible,
and, pending its arrival that it utilize the assistance of such States members
of the Commission as now have representatives in the area for this purpose.


Voting result: 9 yes, 1 no, 1 abstentions
Votes by member:
country: China
vote: Y
country: Cuba
vote: Y
country: Ecuador
vote: Y
country: Egypt
vote: Y
country: France
vote: Y
country: India
vote: A
country: Norway
vote: Y
country: Union of Soviet Socialist Republics
vote: N
country: United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
vote: Y
country: United States of America
vote: Y
country: Yugoslavia
vote: Y