5. Now' more than ever before, the international community should do everythingin its power to reduce and then to eliminate the threat of nuclear war. This taskurgently demands the creation of certain political and moral factors inhibiting theattempts to unleash a nuclear nar and the destruction of all naterial bases forsuch attenPts. The plans aimed at preventing a nuclear war should also foreseethose factors that can cause destabilization in the future. 5. The most effective guarantee against the danger of nuclear r^rar and against theuse of nuclear lteapons is nuclear disarmament and the complete elimination ofnuclear \teapons. Pending the achievement of this goal, all States, especially thenuclear-weapon States, should regard the prevent.ion of nuclear rdar as the mainobjective of their policy and take every measure to create the conditionsfavourable for agreement on a code of peaceful conduct among nations ininternational affairs. In this regard, the agreement among the nuclear-weaponStates on some norms regulating their relations is of special importance. 7. viet Narn considers that the following neasures are of an urgent and practicalnature: (a) Renunciation by all nuclear-weapon States of the first use of nuclearhteapons. The nuclear-Iteapon States which have not yet done so should nowunilaterally assume their obligations. This measure would increase confidence among states and lessen the nuclear danger. At the same time, the commitments bynuclear-weapon States can be codified in an instrument of international 1aw,thereby amounting to legal prohibition of the use of nuclear weapons. we alsoadvocate the conclusion of an international convention on the prohibition of theuse of nuclear weapons as reaffirned in General Assenrbly resolution 39/63 Hi
**Analysis**
The text appears to be focused on international relations, security, and disarmament, with a emphasis on preventing nuclear war and promoting peace. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting a high-level policy document or a speech by a government official or international organization. The text does not mention economic development, natural resources, or other categories related to physical or material resources.

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