and the statements made by the r artics concerned, Deeply concerned at the continuation of the crisis in Cyprus, Recalling its previous resolutions. in particular res­ olution 365 (1974) of 13 December 1974 by which it endorsed General Assembly resolution 3212 (XXIX) adopted unanimously on I November 1974, Noting the absence of progress towards the imple­ mentation of its resolutions. I. Calls once more upon all States to respect the sovereignty. independence, territorial integrity and non­ alignment of the Republic of Cyp ·us and urgently re­ quests them, as well as the parties concerned, to refrain from any action which might prejudice that sovereignty, indepL'ndence, territorial integrity and non-alignment, as well as from any attempt at pcrtition of the island or its unification with any other ccuntry; ") Regrets the unilateral decision of 13 February 19 7 '5 declaring that a part of th: Republic of Cyprus would bL'COmL' "a Federated Turi ish State" as, inter a!io. tending to compromise the continuation of nego­ liat1n11s between LhL· reprL·sentatives of tllL' two commu­ nitie·s "n an c:qual footing. the objLcti\c: of which must Cl'11li11ue' tu he ll) rL'ach fredy a s< lutinn providing for :t p,,!i:ieal ,e'ltkme'nt and the' estabfohment of a mu­ tually aecq1tablc cunstitutional ar·angemc'nl. and ex­ prL'SSe', its conceTn O\L'r all unila1cr;il actions hv the parties \\'hich h:1\ _, n1111promisc·d ,1r ma\ comprZ1mise tlw irn1'il'mcnta1i,1n or the' rc'k\; nt l 'nitl'd ~ations rest 1I u t i, 111,; 3. Affir111s that the d.Tisinn r-:krrL·d t,, in para­ graph 2 abuve dues nut prejudgL· th.· !i11:d p,1l1ticd sct­ LlcmL'lll of the pr,,bkm uf Cypru, :•i1d ,:1ke~ n,1t.: uf the declar:ititin that this \Ds nut its i:1k11,i,111: -+. Ca/11 for the urgent and etlecti\·e implementation of all parts and provisions of Gen..:ral Ascsembly res­ olulitm 32 l 2 (XXIX), endurs..:d b\· Sccurit\· Council 