i 171. At its 1592nd meeting, on 23 May 1985, the Trusteeship council considered and took decisions on three written communications and five written petitions. a list of those communications and petitions with aii indication of their contents appears in annex If to the present report. D. Visiting mission, 1985 172. At the 1596th meeting of the Trusteeship Council, on 5 June 1985, the representative of the United Kingdom introduced draft resolution T/L.1246 concerning arrangements for the dispatch of a periodic visiting missian to the Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands, 173. During the discussion , the representative of the Soviet Union stated that such missions, in which the Western Powers had a majority, had been used by the Administering Authority to carry out its annexation policy against Micronesia and cover up the fact that it had not fulfilled its obligations under the Trusteeship Agreement and the Charter. The Soviet delegation maintained, in particular, that periodic missions to Micronesia should provide an in-depth analysis of the activities of the Administering Authority and in particular should verify how the Administering Authority was fulfilling its obligations under the Trusteeship Agreement and the Charter, and whether or not it was carrying out the basic tasks of the International Trusteeship System as set forth in Article 76 of the Charter. 174. The Soviet delegation, by participating in one of those missions, had attempted to correct the situation. In so doing, it had based its position on the belief that such missions should prepare an objective report, with objective conclusions and recommendations. 175. However, the majority of the members of that Mission had not allowed the Soviet delegation to reflect in the mission's report, including its conclusions and recommendations, its individual opinion regarding the real situation in the Trust 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing the activities of the Trusteeship Council, specifically the dispatch of a visiting mission to the Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands. The Soviet delegation is highlighting concerns about the Administering Authority's compliance with its obligations under the Trusteeship Agreement and the Charter. This suggests that the issue is related to the governance and administration of a territory, rather than a specific economic or environmental issue.

**Category**
International relations, Politics