of the Soviet Union, Ambassador Yutiy Vora~~ov, in the firsi belief that his well-known ability and great dipLomatic stature will ehhmoe the work of the Ccuncil. It is iudmd'vith satimfacfion that we join the other msbers of this lofty body in errtendiug OUK waKme&cmgmtubtioMl to the delegaticnof %men m the hietorio deoision Q) mifiaation of ito CBlJntKy. Zt is a happy O~OUKKWI~S while OUK Orgmioatian ia gPtting s~mllst in sioe by virtue of a rehmtim in the nuabor of &abet State& we apprdate that it ie becoming strawget ad Lacget in soopa in pUKsUisg its idealS snd fKaPiK&I t0 be 80 right b defending th@L The world today se- to be in a stage of b&tiring soars of its historiaal pcrfoKumoes. We have sm changes in &MteKn f&opa whoos bright iajmat on ~n~rnatS43n~ re:r*iene m-1, L- 1--A-- -.-.-w "0 rqll,.Y. S/P& 2923 274- 275 (Ht. Bbmteanu, Rmaniat X aa very lmppy to ackmwledge here the full understanding of the States WKbeKa of the United Nations with regard to the bveloyrsnts in aar region and in py ccruntKy* md I ark yoer permiss& gin, tp thank the Governments that extended their kind moral ard political aumrt and enmuKage=ut to us. Our collaagra fraat the United Riugdosn rightly pointad out that soaRtimes there aLO intaKnatiOual events that my be perouived as eiraal~ - yes, miracles achieved & peoples that aKe determined TV promte thek on interests by al80 taking into a-t the inCref8Q Of other peoples as well. In this light, we might be confident, then, that the situatiar in the Middle Past, so pr6mccupying and so worriam fix all of us f&r 90 loug, could also be settled iu a mtually satisfactory mannez by th parties involved ad that msitive results could be achievd. ‘P, achievca that, it will be necessary for all the ~ountr ies and people8 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a diplomatic statement, discussing the situation in the Middle East and expressing hope for a mutually satisfactory solution. It mentions the Soviet Union and the United Nations, indicating an international context. The language used is formal and diplomatic, with no technical or scientific jargon.

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