offices by the United Nations Secretary-tkneral in this regard and will support him in playing such a role. In the interest of averting escalations of the armd conflict, which will gravely worsen the situation, we are in principle agsinet military involvement by big MUeKe and are not in favour of using force in the nam of the United Nations, for this will not help solve the crieie but rather will hjnder the efforts of the Unitad Hations and other quarters for a political solution, leading to further sggravstia, and mnplieaticm of the situation. Therefore we had that masures rmst be taken within the Ptamawork of resolution 661 (1991Xr which does not provide for the use of force, and will naturally not allow force to be used for its implementation. Baa&I an the abwe considerations, we have proposed deletion OC the reference to TulnlAum use cf force” I ran the previous draft resolution. The aresent draft Rx/P3 s/w. 2 938 54- 5s (Mr. Ci Daoyu# China) resolution, as amended by various parties, is limited to the imptmentaticm of resolution 661 (1990), ana there is no reference to the minimum use of force. We think that the reference in the draft resolution to using “such measures aommeurete to the apacific circumstances as may be necessary” does not contain the aonatpt of wing force. Based on the above understanding, and considering that our amendments have been acaeptecl, we voted in favour of the draft resolution. In COnClwi~ we appeal once again to the parties concerned to exercise restraint, refrain from using force and seek the peaceful settlement of this aerioua crisie through negotiations and dialogue. The ERESlDENTr I shall new make a statement in my caeacity as the repreeentative of lbmania. The delegation of Romania voted in favout of the draft resoluttcn contained in 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a diplomatic statement from the Romanian delegation to the United Nations, discussing the use of force in a conflict and the implementation of a previous resolution. The language is formal and focuses on international relations, security, and conflict resolution. The text does not mention economic, social, or environmental issues, and it does not seem to be related to any specific sector or industry.

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