What happens at the UN meeting in 1962?

At the UN meeting in 1962, tensions were high due to the ongoing Cuban Missile Crisis, which had escalated in October of that year. The United States, led by President John F. Kennedy, presented evidence of Soviet missile installations in Cuba, calling for a resolution to the crisis and a commitment to prevent nuclear war. The meeting highlighted the urgency of international diplomacy and the need for communication to resolve the standoff between the U.S. and the Soviet Union. Ultimately, it underscored the role of the United Nations in addressing global security issues during the Cold War.