COMMITTEE​: United Nations Security Council

AGENDA: ​The question of Soviet-made missiles bound to station in Cuba

​MAIN SUBMITTER:​ The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR)
CO-SUBMITTERS:​ Democratic People’s Republic of Korea (DPRK), Yugoslavia, The
Republic of Cuba

Noting ​the discovery of the installation process of the Soviet SS-4 medium-range ballistic
missile founded by the American spy plane on 14th October 1962.

Recognizing​ the fact that following the event of Fidel Castro being declared as Cuba’s new
Prime Minister in 1959, US deployed missiles in Turkey starting on June 1, 1961,

Bearing in mind ​the definition of ​Espionage ​as stated in the Legislation of the Sixty-Fifth
Congress session (of the US) to be “Offenses designated to obtaining information for the injury
of Nation[s]”,

Further Noting ​the aforementioned legislation in the previous preambulatory clause, which
states in Section 1 of Page 217, “That (a) whoever, for the purpose of obtaining information
respecting the national defense with intent or reason to cause injury to Nations, or for the
advantage of a foreign nation will be punished [accordingly]”,

Acknowledging ​International Law that “prohibits interfering and intervening in another state
internal or external affairs or supporting civil conflict against sovereignty of another state”,

Emphasizing​ the report released by the CIA in 1962 stating the existence of numerous
assassination plots on the Governor of Cuba, Fidel Castro,

Taking into account ​the numerous assassination attempts on the life of the Governor of Cuba,
Fidel Castro, orchestrated by the CIA, as an endeavor to govern the political system of Cuba,

Fully aware ​of the United Nations Charter which states that “One country can use military force
against another only in self-defense” and ‘prohibits without exception, the extra-judicial killing
[of people]’,

Affirming ​the Geneva Convention which defines “willful killing [attempts] as a grave breach”
and concludes ‘targeted-assassination’ as a grave violation of International Humanitarian Law”,

Noting ​the GA Resolution 36/103 which discusses the principles of sovereignty and states that
“[Every Sovereign Nation possesses] The sovereign and inalienable right of a State freely to
determine its own political, economic, cultural and social system, to develop its international
relations and to exercise permanent sovereignty over its natural resources, in accordance with the
will of its people, without outside intervention, interference, subversion, coercion or threat in any
form whatsoever;

Emphasizing​ ​the fact that the only nation in the entire world that ever used an atomic weapon on
an actual target is the United States of America;

Acknowledging​ t​ he existence of international water as stated by the United Nations on the Law
of the Sea,

Alarmed​ b​ y the​ ​blatant violation of United Nations on the Law of the Sea by the United States
setting up an illegal naval blockade on international water,

Deeply concerned​ o​ f the fact that the United States is using its international influence to
suppress the Republic of Cuba to exercise its sovereign rights as supported by evidence of
assassination attempts against the Cuban Governor,

Recognising ​the Article 2 under 7 of the Charter of the United that discusses the legality of
foreign intervention which is permitted under the condition that intervention is invited by the
nation in question,

Hereby,

1. Condemns​ ​the naval blockade on the international water installed by the government of
the United States of America;

2. Reaffirms​ ​Republic of Cuba’s sovereign rights that include but not limited to:
a. freedom of internal affair,
b. freedom of trade,
c. right to protect its own sovereignty,
d. right to security;

3. Declares​ the US to have breached national law regarding espionage [as discussed in the
previous preambulatory clauses], due to evidence that the US have previously resorted to
illicit surveillance to gain information regarding the station of missiles situated in Cuba
against the USSR and Cuba, and thus should be punished accordingly as to how the UN
sees fit;
4. Affirms​ the US to have engaged in interference and intervention both internally and
externally against the sovereignty in Cuba through the act of several assassination
attempts of Fidel Castro in an effort to alter the presidential body elected by the Cuban
masses and thus threatened the right of a state to freely determine its own political and
social system,

5. Decides ​in conjunction with operative clause 2, that the US’s act against the Sovereignty
of Cuba to be a direct breach against aforementioned International Laws and General
Assembly Resolutions, and therefore will be required to concede liability and be
penalized accordingly by the appropriate governing bodies of the UN,

6. Asserts ​that due to the illicit activities engaged in by the US to alter the political system
of Cuba, the UN to ordain an agreement stating clauses such as but not limited to, in
order to compensate and further assure the Cuban population of their rightful sovereignty:
a. The end of all subversive activities carried out against the Castro regime from the
US and other accomplice territories, with respect to the justification of the Castro
regime as judged by the UN;
b. The US to end all acts of interference and intervention against the sovereignty and
the democratic decisions of Cuba;
c. According penalties for the actions carried out by the US against Castro, such as
his intended-assassination by the CIA;
d. The cessation of any extra-judicial killing ordained by the US on the life of Fidel
Castro;
e. Cessation of all commercial, economic and social pressure against Cuba such as
but not limited to:
I. The US trade embargo;
II. Restriction of foreign nations’ trade with Cuba in response to US influence;
III. The Naval Blockade that offends trade in Cuba;
IV. US aircrafts and ships violating Cuban airspace and naval space;
f. A formal acknowledgment of the United State’s liability in the interference of
Cuban Sovereignty, Political System and the United States attempts at the
assassination of the Cuban Governor;

7. Request​ ​the government of the United States to immediately end the naval blockade and
return any vessels or personnels that been confiscated or detained by the government of
United;
8. Firmly affirms ​all member states of the UN has no authority to intervene in the political,
economic, social systems and affairs of foreign states, unless invited by the state in
question to do so;

9. Reaffirms ​the UN charter and International laws regarding the illegality of espionage,
assassination and uninvited interference in the internal affairs of the foreign nations;

10. Further emphasises​ ​that member states have no authority to survey foreign states
through aerial and naval means, unless at a time when defense is intended in response to
hostility at occasions such as war;

11. Proclaims t​ hat the USSR shall be obligated to remove Soviet missiles stationed in Cuba
given that:
a. The USA disarms Turkey of any and all nuclear missiles and weapons that may
act as a threat to the peace and security of the world;
b. All clauses in this resolution if passed, is upheld under the supervision of the
United Nations;

12. Recommends ​that following the implementation of this resolution, the United Nations
Security Council to organise a convention with the intention of introducing a treaty
among member nations on the justification of the usage of Nuclear Missiles at a time and
place where the UN sees fit, the resolution could include but not limited to:
a. Each nuclear-weapon State Party to the Treaty undertakes not to transfer to any
recipient whatsoever nuclear weapons or other nuclear explosive devices or
control over such weapons or explosive devices directly, or indirectly; and not in
any way to assist, encourage, or induce any non-nuclear-weapon State to
manufacture or otherwise acquire nuclear weapons or other nuclear explosive
devices, or control over such weapons or explosive devices.