efforts oftheContadora group. Weareconfident thattheinterests andconcerns oftheCentral American Stateswouldbeservedinthecontext ofacomprehensive agreement reached within andbythatgroup. Wesalutetheefforts oftheContadora groupofnations andurgethemtopersevere intheirnoblegoal. Wereiterate ouropposition totheinvasion of,interference withor intervention intheinternal affairs ofonecountry byanother, beitinGrenada, ElSalvador, Lebanon, Afghanistan, Kampuchea, Mayotte, EastTimor, ChadorWestern Sahara. Weca}.lontheinterventionist Statestowithdraw theirtroopsandletthe peoples ofthosecountries runtheiraffairs freefromanyinterference. We commend thesecretary-General forhisefforts inseeking solutions tosomeofthese problems andurgehimtopersevere untiljustandhonourable solutions arefound.00/8 A/40/PV.24 26 (Mr.Mangwende, Zimbabwe) Thesituation inCypruscontinues tothreaten peaceinthatcountry andinthe Mediterranean regionasawhole. Weconnend the5ecretary-General andhisenvoy fortheirefforts inbringing thetwoCyp~lot comaunities together todistl::uSS their commondestiny. Wecalluponalloutside Powerstostopinterfering inthe internal affairs ofCyprusandtoremovetheirtroopsfromthatislandState. Therewillbenopeaceorsecurity ontheKoreanpeninsula aslongasforeign troopsandmissiles remainstationed inSOUthKoreaandKorearemains divide~o Foreign interference muststop,tofacilitate andencourage SouthandNorthKorea toengageinmeaningful discussions aimedatthepeaceful reunification ofthat country. Thereduction oftensionanapotential conflict isintheinterest ofus all.Wetherefore callfor~estartofnegotiations involving alltheparties concerned, including theUnitedStates. Iwanttoleavethisbodywithonemessage, anditisthis.Aswespininto theunknown voidbehindthegalaxies, letnooneeverforgetthatweareonthis spaceship, planetEarth,together. Letustherefore poolourresources, our enormous scientific andtechnical know-how andourcollective wisdomandwillto makethis,ourEarth, ahomeworthyofman,ashiningstaramongthestarsofthe universe. Mr.DUGERSUREN (Mongolia): Attheoutset, Iextendto Ambassador dePiniasofSpainthesincere congratulations oftheMongolian delegation onhisunanimous election tothehighofficeofPresident ofthe fortieth session oftheUnitedNations General Assembly. Webelieve thathisvast experience intheworkoftheUnitedNations willundoubtedly contribute tothe success ofthisimportant session.BG/8 A/40/rtV.24 27 (Mr.Dugersuren, Mongolia) Beforeproceeding further, Iwishtoexpress theprofound sympathyofthe Government andpeopleofMongolia totheGovernment andpeopleofMexicoin connection withthetragedy whichhasbefallen that.friendly nationasaresultof therecentterrible earthquakes. (spokeinRussian) ThisyearthepeopleoftheworldwidelyCOI!lMemrate thefortieth anniversary ofthehistoric victory overHitlerite fascism andJapanese militarism. Thatwasa victoryoftheforcesofpeaceandreaEon, theresultofco-operation ofthePowers oftheanti-Hitlerite coalition ofnations bigandsmall. Adecisive contribution tothatvictory, tothecauseofliberating many peoples fromtheyokeoffascist andmilitarist forces, wasmadebytheSoviet Union.Itiswithprideinourpeoplethatwedeclare fromthisrostrum thatfrom theinception oftheanti-fascist coalition theMongolian People's Republic firmly sidedwithitandtookadirectpartinthedefeatofthemilitarist forcesof Japan. Theestablishment oftheUnitedNations wasoneofthemajorresults ofthat greatvictory. Themainlessonofthewarhaddetermined theprincipal objective oftheOrganization: tojoinefforts tosafeguard international peaceandtosave succeeding generations fromthescourge ofwar.Thequintessence ofitsactivity constitutes therecognition oftherightofpeoples toself-determination, the peaceful coexistence ofStateswithdifferent socialsystems, therenunciation of theuseofforceandtheensuring ofcollective security onthebasisoftrust, mutualunderstanding andco-operation. Thepurposes andprinciples oftheUnitedNations Charter wereaffirmed and expounded indecisions oftheYaltaandPotsdam conferences andinthedeclarations ofBandung, Belgrade andHelsinki.BG/8 A/40/PV ..24 28 (Mr.Dugersuren, Mongolia) Theexperience of.thepast40yearshas,however, shownthattheactions of .imperialist circles runcounter totheefforts oftheUnitedNations andare detrim~ntal totheinterests ofpeaceandsecurity ofpeoples. Thepolicyofthe coldwarandatomicblackmail -whichhadbeenadopted already duringtheSecond Worldwar-hal3repeatedlythreatenedtoundermine theveryfoundationsof intern,ational peace.
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a speech or statement from the Mongolian delegation to the United Nations General Assembly, discussing various international issues and concerns. It touches on topics such as peace, security, self-determination, and the role of the United Nations in addressing these issues. The text also expresses support for various initiatives and organizations, and condemns actions that undermine international peace and security.

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