whose implementation the Secretary-General would be reporting for the first ticne in two weeks had been insuEffcient, and would then proceed to con::ider additional measures including the possible use of military forces. Then the Council would request certain states to make some of those forces available to the Security Council. The Council would make its plans for the deployment of thaFle forces and for their operations and would assums command of them. However carefully and h-ever often QL~ reads the draft resolution now before us* it is impossible to find any of these cri tet ia or requirements in any of i tfj paragraphs. In adopting this draft resolution , as I imagine the Council will I%, the Council will in fact throu#l its own resolution allow an illegttimate siturtion to be perpetuated. That situation will then assum a kind of legitimacy because of the adoption of this draft resolution, which I imagine will became resolution 66s (19901. Thus 1’ seems that by giving a number to a set of actions and provisions they will cease being violations and transgressions of *Ihe Charter, though that is what they are. It would appear that if constraint is used aqainst certain of the W/6 s/PV. 2938 18-20 (Mr. Alarcon ck Quesada, Cubai vesseLs in the zone. we shall be actinq in accordance with Chapter VII of the Charter, but Lamentably we shall thus be addinq fuel to an already qrave situation that is a cause for qteat alarm and disquiet throuqhout the worM. It is a matter of further disquiet and alarm for the world to see this Council acting in a manner that &parts from its fundamental functions. There are some other queries that are perhaps even Mae difficult to answer. The draEt resolution refers to specific forces, namely marCtine forces. Evervone 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a debate on a draft resolution related to a conflict or crisis, as it mentions "military forces", "deployment", and "operations". The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting that it is a document from an international organization, such as the United Nations. The text also mentions the Charter, which is a reference to the United Nations Charter.

**Category**
International humanitarian aid and relief, Security