In 1959, De Gaulle declared as President of the Fifth Republic of France that France should undertake its responsibilities on the same level as the United States, seeking to re-establish the statute of the United Nations, suggesting the establishment of a three-state command agency within the North, otherwise France would have the right to retain the Western Union in order to revise the Convention or withdraw from the Convention, withdrawing the rights of the United States to the Atlantic Group under the presidency and leadership of the United States. In 1959, De Gaulle declared that France should undertake its responsibilities on the same level as the United States in the world, demanding the revision of the Constitution of the United Nations, suggesting the establishment of a three-state command agency within the North, otherwise France would have the