problems which this mission entails. For my part. I feel obliged to state that, while I recognize the Jif- ficulties encountered by the Council in reaching an agreement of this nature, I fear that the terms of reference may not provide sufficiently clear and pre- cise guidance either to the parties or to myself. When Iwar is in full swing, as is now the case, the earl: achievement of a cease-fire and a return to negstia- tions is certain to be extremely difficult. The Council can be assured that, nevertheless, I shall do all in ml power to bring about peace. As a first step in thij new effort, I would urge the parties to recognize that a lasting solution of the crisis in the South Atlantic can only be achieved through negotiations. The l?rst KXjUirement for negotiations is a cessation of arnlcii conflict. Herein lies the common interest of bath sides. I remain convinced that the restoration of peace can be accomplished in consonance with resolu- tion 502 (1982) and the progress made in my carlicr efforts. 89. I must hope that the force of reason and the tragic cost of continuing conflict will make the parlies ever more aware of the weight of their responsibility and thereby facilitate the early end of this crisis. 90. The PRESIDENT (interpretation from Chirrrwi: I shall now call on those representatives who wish 10 make statements after the voting, 91. Mr. NISIBORI (Japan): My delegation is nor pressing to have its own draft resolution, contained in document S/15112, put to a vote because in our view the main ideas of the Japanese draft resolution have been well incorporated in the six-member draft resolu- tion that has just been adopted, a resohrtion that my delegation was of course very pleased to support. 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a diplomatic speech discussing a crisis in the South Atlantic, mentioning the need for a cease-fire, negotiations, and a lasting solution to the crisis. The tone is formal and focused on international relations, indicating that the topic is likely related to international politics or security.

**Category**
Humanitarian aid and relief, International relations