is aware that there also numerous air forces and Land forces, all oparatinq according to a plan not familiar to those of us around the table, except perhaps EOC the representative of the United States. They are operatinq under a command unknown perhaps to anyone perhaps but him. So there are naval, air and land forces, and they could work toqether with the forces referred to in the draft resolution or, as it vere, in competition with them, adding td the conflict in the region. Are we in the Security Council also required to take responsibility for passibte hostilities that may arise from the acts of forces not under our command? When we are dealinq with matters of such qrevitv AS the use of armed force to t3UPDOS@dilp quarantee the implementation of decisions of this ho&, we must be czxtremeLy careful. We have had many Lonq hours of discussion and neqotiation, but we are truly very far from being convinced that this is the appropriate approach to be taken bv this body or by this Orqanization, I should Like to add, in conclusion, that my deeteqation continues to beLieve that no action or decision adopted or to be adopted by this CounciL can qi.ve it the poLitical, Leqal or moral authority to undertake any kind of action that is in itself inhuman. JvM/7 S/PV. 293 a 21 (Mr. Alarcon de Quesada, Cuba) In this respect we refer to any action designed to &prive millions of innocent civilians, including children, women and old people, of foodstuffs, medicines or ndical ass is tance. My delegation firmly maintains this interpretation of international morality, of international legality, and no devious argument or attempt at justification can swerve us from this conviction. KY delegation will not, of course, vote in favour of the draft resolution. 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a speech by a representative of Cuba in the United Nations Security Council, discussing a draft resolution on the use of armed force to guarantee the implementation of decisions. The speaker expresses concerns about the potential consequences of such actions, including the possibility of hostilities and the impact on innocent civilians. The text does not mention specific economic, industrial, or technological issues, but rather focuses on the moral and legal implications of the proposed actions.

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