55 years ago, on October 25, 1971, Taiwan's seat in the United Nations was transferred to the People's Republic of China. For two decades, at the meetings of the United Nations General Assembly, the issue of restoring the rights of China, one of the founders of the organization and a permanent member of the Security Council, has been discussed in the United Nations. Time has shown to what extent the policy of the Soviet Union, other socialist countries and all those countries that consistently and resolutely defended the principles and goals of the UN Charter and demanded an end to the violation of the principle of universality of the United Nations, which is one of the most important pillars of its activity for the maintenance of peace and security, has been proven by time. From the earliest days of the PRC's existence, the Soviet Union strongly advocated the restoration of PRC rights in the United Nations to the entire extent of the Soviet Union; other socialist countries vigorously supported China's November 15, 1949 appeal. with a demand to revoke the powers of the Chiang Kai-shek delegation to the United Nations. At the very beginning of the fifth session of the UN General Assembly, which opened in September 1950, the Soviet delegation presented draft resolutions on the impossibility of Chiang Kai-shek's participation in the General Assembly and UN bodies and on the need to invite the representatives of the People's Republic of China to take part in the work of the General Assembly of its General Assembly Izvestia (Moscow evening edition), October 27 1971 The world chessboard called the United Nations saw a historic shuffle yesterday when the General Assembly voted down a US resolution demanding that the issue of Taiwan's exclusion be listed as a "special issue" requiring a two-thirds vote. Thus, the Albanian decision won, Red China was officially accepted as a member of the United Nations, and National China was expelled from the international organization as the representative of the Chinese people. The Taiwanese delegation did not expect the last vote and announced before it that national China was withdrawing from the UN.

55 years ago, on October 25, 1971, Taiwan's seat in the United Nations was transferred to the People's Republic of China. For two decades, at the meetings of the United Nations General Assembly, the issue of restoring the rights of China, one of the founders of the organization and a permanent member of the Security Council, has been discussed in the United Nations. Time has shown to what extent the policy of the Soviet Union, other socialist countries and all those countries that consistently and resolutely defended the principles and goals of the UN Charter and demanded an end to the violation of the principle of universality of the United Nations, which is one of the most important pillars of its activity for the maintenance of peace and security, has been proven by time. From the earliest days of the PRC's existence, the Soviet Union strongly advocated the restoration of PRC rights in the United Nations to the entire extent of the Soviet Union; other socialist countries vigorously supported China's November 15, 1949 appeal. with a demand to revoke the powers of the Chiang Kai-shek delegation to the United Nations. At the very beginning of the fifth session of the UN General Assembly, which opened in September 1950, the Soviet delegation presented draft resolutions on the impossibility of Chiang Kai-shek's participation in the General Assembly and UN bodies and on the need to invite the representatives of the People's Republic of China to take part in the work of the General Assembly of its General Assembly Izvestia (Moscow evening edition), October 27 1971 The world chessboard called the United Nations saw a historic shuffle yesterday when the General Assembly voted down a US resolution demanding that the issue of Taiwan's exclusion be listed as a "special issue" requiring a two-thirds vote. Thus, the Albanian decision won, Red China was officially accepted as a member of the United Nations, and National China was expelled from the international organization as the representative of the Chinese people. The Taiwanese delegation did not expect the last vote and announced before it that national China was withdrawing from the UN.