U N CHARGE CHINA AS AGGRESSOR - SOUND

The UN General Assembly's political committee debated whether to label Red China as an aggressor in Korea. Despite Soviet attempts to delay the vote and India's warnings against it, the resolution was passed with a significant majority. A proposal by Asian and Arab countries to invite China for peace talks was defeated. The final vote saw overwhelming support for the resolution, branding Red China as an aggressor and calling for sanctions and a peaceful settlement.

What was the main concern of India's Sir Benigal Rao regarding labeling China as an aggressor?

• It would cause a split in the United Nations.

• It would strengthen China's military position.

• It would end all possibilities of peace.

• It would lead to economic sanctions.

Which countries supported the resolution to invite Red China for peace talks?

• India and Burma

• The United States and Britain

• The Soviet Union and North Korea

• 12 Asian and Arab countries along with Russia

What was Britain's Sir Gladwin Jebb's stance on the United States' resolution?

• He urged for its passage with an overwhelming majority.

• He suggested further negotiations.

• He was indifferent to it.

• He opposed it strongly.

What was the outcome of the vote on the resolution accusing Red China?

• It was rejected by the General Assembly.

• It was postponed for further discussion.

• It was passed with an overwhelming majority.

• It was narrowly defeated.

Which countries joined the Russian bloc in voting against the resolution?

• Pakistan and Afghanistan

• China and North Korea

• India and Burma

• Japan and South Korea