As Epoca reports: "The paper obtained by EPOCA reveals how the US spied on eight members of the UN Security Council, among them at least one permanent (France) and three non-permanent (Brazil, Japan and Mexico), during the negotiations. All these nations are considered “allied”. Through the actions of the NSA, the US government found out how they would vote. This gave Washington an advantage position in the discussions with the remaining members of the Security Council. The document, entitled “Quiet Success”, celebrates the success of the enterprise. It should be made public only in the year 2035."