comply fully with that resolution provided the United Kingdom also strictly complies, but the United King- dom has ignored the resolution, which it had proposed, and has embarked on a tragic warlike adventure which has already cost many innocent lives and which it is necessary to being to an end immediately. 60. The actions of the United Kingdom since the adoption of resolution SO2 ( 1982) constitute clear viola- tions of,that resolution. 61. First, there was the decision to dispatch the fleet, clearly contrary to the demands of the Council, which called unequivocally on both parties to cease hostilities immediately. The British decision consti- tutes a threat to international peace and security. 62. Secondly, the diplomatic activities carried out by the United Kingdom within the European Com- munity to bring about the imposition of trade sanctions against Argentina constitute an unprecedented act of economic aggression, carried out in blatant violn- tion of all international law. 63. The arrogant conduct of the Government of the United Kingdom has produced a split in the unity of 6 its European allies, which distrust the purposes and the scope of the armed action undertaken by it, 64. Thirdly. the warlike presence of nuclear sub- marines in the area defined by the Inter-American Treaty of Reciprocal Assistance as a hemispheric zone of security constitutes a use of nuclear energy for non-peaceful purposes, in violation of commit- ments subscribed to by the United Kingdom itself which have made Latin America the only nuclear- free zone in the world, The United Kingdom has thereby created an extremely serious threat to pence. 65. Fourthly, the declaration of a sea and air exclu- sion zone around the Malvinas Islands constitutes. under international law, a hostile act against not merely the other party to the conflict but the other members 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a diplomatic document or a resolution, criticizing the actions of the United Kingdom in relation to a conflict. The language used is formal and diplomatic, with a focus on international law, peace, and security. The text does not mention specific economic, social, or cultural issues, but rather focuses on the political and military aspects of the conflict.

**Category**
International trade, Transport and communication, Humanitarian aid and relief