The PoD is that once the Korean War kicks off, the Soviet Union, who were boycotting the institution at the time of Security Council vote, uses the pretext to withdraw itself, along with its satellites, from the U.N.
The Moscow-based 3rd Communist International is then re-established as a makeshift rival.
(Think NATO/Warsaw Pact)
Plausibility aside, what sort of effects might we see on the international stage if such a thing were to take place?
If communist nations such as China, North Korea, Cuba, Angola, etc joined it instead of the U.N., could such factionialism disenfranchise the U.N. in short term?
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