The two main bodies of the United Nations are the General Assembly and the Security Council. The General Assembly comprises all 193 member states, providing a forum for discussion on international issues and policymaking. The Security Council, consisting of 15 members (including five permanent members with veto power), is responsible for maintaining international peace and security. Together, these bodies play crucial roles in the UN's mission to promote global cooperation and stability.
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