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1983-09-24
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  1. “Since then the Soviet Union has put forward a series of realistic and constructive proposals to curb the arms race, particularly at the ongoing Soviet-American talks at Geneva on the limitation of medium-range nuclear armaments, proposals which create a good basis for reaching mutually acceptable agreement between the parties. 44. The Government of the Mongolian People's Republic attaches exceptional importance to these talks for the implementation of practical measures in the field of disarmament and considers that the basic prerequisite for their successful outcome is strict observance of the principle of equality and equal security.”

    1983-09-24 · UN General Assembly · General Debate, Session 38 (1983)

  2. “At the very beginning of this crucial year—on 5 January—the States parties to the Warsaw Treaty, at the meeting at Prague of their Political Consultative Committee, adopted apolitical declaration in which they presented a set of most timely and extremely important proposals on the prevention of the threat of war and the strengthening of the peace and security of nations. These proposals were later reaffirmed and further developed in the statement of the leaders of those States at their meeting in Moscow on 28 June. 43.”

    1983-09-24 · UN General Assembly · General Debate, Session 38 (1983)

  3. “One of the key measures to be taken in this direction is to ensure the success of the Conference on Confidence- and Security-building Measures and Disarmament in Europe. 41. The North Atlantic Treaty Organization [NATO] plans to start deploying in December on the territories of some countries of Western Europe a new generation of American nuclear missiles, which would completely upset the existing military and strategic balance and thus generate a new round of the nuclear arms race. This plan is fraught with a great danger to peace not only for Europe but for the whole world. 42.”

    1983-09-24 · UN General Assembly · General Debate, Session 38 (1983)

  4. “"2 March 1983, represent an important contribution to the efforts of peace-loving forces to remove the threat of war and strengthen international security. The growing anti-war, anti-nuclear movement of the peoples is playing an increasingly significant role in the struggle to curb the arms race. 40. The results of the Madrid meeting of States which participated in the Helsinki Conference on Security and Co-operation in Europe clearly indicate that there exists a potential for political will and common sense in international affairs. It is particularly noteworthy that 35 States, representing two different socio-political systems, have agreed in the present complex situation to continue the dialogue in order to make detente effective and even more viable.”

    1983-09-24 · UN General Assembly · General Debate, Session 38 (1983)

  5. “Andropov, General Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union and President of the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the USSR. 38. The Government of the Mongolian People's Republic welcomes Mr. Andropov's statement as confirmation of the Soviet Union's determination further to safeguard the peace and security of peoples and fully support the assessments and conclusions contained therein. 39. The peaceful and constructive policy of the overwhelming majority of States of the world, primarily the non-aligned countries, is also an important factor opposing the imperialist policy of aggression and diktat. The positive results of the Seventh Conference of Heads of State or Government of Non-Aligned Countries, held at New Delhi from 71.”

    1983-09-24 · UN General Assembly · General Debate, Session 38 (1983)

  6. “Sinister acts aimed at splitting the ranks of the Movement of Non-Aligned Countries, the Organization of African Unity and other international organizations which advocate peace and independence and the promotion of the social progress of peoples are still being committed. 36. Washington high-handedly encroaches upon the very foundations of normal international relations. The "show of force" and "muscle-flexing" have become common. Its weapons vocabulary is filled with the language of sanctions and diktat. 37. The countries of the socialist community counter the imperialist policy of co- ordination with a policy of peace and equitable co-operation. Further clear evidence of this is the statement made on 28 September this year by Y. V.”

    1983-09-24 · UN General Assembly · General Debate, Session 38 (1983)

  7. “Slanderous propaganda about an alleged "Soviet military threat" is being intensified and adventurous provocations against the Soviet Union, like the recent sophisticated act of espionage in which a South Korean civilian plane was involved, are being increased. 34. Hostile intrigues against socialist Cuba, Poland and the countries of Indo-China are being continued. The undeclared war against the Democratic Republic of Afghanistan still continues. Acts of intervention against Nicaragua, Angola and Mozambique are being overtly committed. Attempts are being made to stifle the national liberation movements in Central America, Africa and the Middle East. 35.”

    1983-09-24 · UN General Assembly · General Debate, Session 38 (1983)

  8. “This can be very clearly seen in the "crusade" declared by the present United States Administration and its allies against socialism, which is being pursued everywhere. First and foremost, their main thrust is to upset the existing military and strategic parity and to achieve unilateral superiority in this field for the West. To this end programmes for increasing first-strike nuclear weapons, including space warfare systems, are being intensively carried out. 32. Vast regions thousands of miles from the American coasts are declared zones of "vital interest" and are being turned into bases for military preparations by the United States. 33.”

    1983-09-24 · UN General Assembly · General Debate, Session 38 (1983)

  9. “In this connection I should like to emphasize the urgent need for combining the efforts of all forces advocating peace, democracy and social progress in the interests of preserving life on Earth. 30. The causes of the continued aggravation of the international atmosphere lie in the aggressive policy of imperialism, which runs counter to the interests and aspirations of all peoples. At present, progressive mankind is facing a most dangerous recurrence of such a policy. The most reactionary circles of the West, primarily the United States, bent on world domination, have set themselves the reckless goal of dealing a blow against genuine socialism and at the same time against the forces of national and social liberation as well. 31.”

    1983-09-24 · UN General Assembly · General Debate, Session 38 (1983)

  10. “The threat of nuclear holocaust is not only not receding, but the reverse trend is in fact being maintained. The arms race is escalating still further and is about to reach the point of no return. The peoples of the world are deeply alarmed at these developments. Much is expected from this world forum in easing international political tension and adopting effective measures to facilitate, above all, military detente. 29. It is imperative that a reliable barrier be erected against the slide towards the nuclear abyss. The Mongolian delegation, like many others, trusts that the work of this session will be permeated precisely with this spirit of the main requirement of this critical juncture.”

    1983-09-24 · UN General Assembly · General Debate, Session 38 (1983)

  11. “25. Mr. President, may I first sincerely congratulate you on your election to the high post of President of the thirty-eighth session of the General Assembly and wish you every success in this responsible work. 26. The Mongolian delegation expresses its deep gratitude to Mr. Imre Hollai for the skilful and successful manner in which he guided the work of the last session. 27. The Mongolian People's Republic welcomes Saint Christopher and Nevis to membership of the United Nations and wishes that country every success in its independent development. 28. At the present session the General Assembly is once again facing the acute cardinal issues of the present day which require positive solutions. Among them the problem of preserving and strengthening world peace and security takes top priority.”

    1983-09-24 · UN General Assembly · General Debate, Session 38 (1983)