text: embodied in its support for the General Assemkrly resolutions adopted under this agenda item. Iraq has also taken tinely steps to extricate tbe region frorn the danger of nuelear vteapons bv ratifying the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear weapons and by olacing all of its nuclear installations under thesupervision of the fnternational Atomie Energy Agency. That neasure is asignificant step, giving expression to Traqrs goocl faith with regard to achievingthe desired goal. fn this connectionr w€ str€ss that numerous internationalinstruments, conferences and resolutions have calLed for accession to the Treaty onthe Non-Proliferation of Nuelear weapons and for supervision by the International Atomic Energ]t Agency (IAEA) as an irnportant step tor^,ards the establishment of nuclear-weapon-free zones in the world; and General Assembly resolutions 36/27,37/tg, 38/9 and 39/I4 and Seeuritv Couneil resolution 487 (I9S1) a1I eontain references to that effeet.A/ 40 1 442 /Add . L English Page 3 2" fn tbe light of the foregoing remarks, we should like to recall the following fae ts : 3. First, all nuelear installations in the region are subject to supervision by the IAEA and are covered by the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear lrleapons' except for the Israeli nuclear installati-ons. The lsraeli installations have great military potential, as \ras establj,she<1 by the report of the Group of Experts to Prepare a Studlr on fsraeli Nuclear Armament (A/36/43L1 . 4. Second, the middle East region is not, in its present situation, free of nuclear weapons because the potential of fsraeli nuclear installations with rnilitary capabilities has not hrleen ascertained. Numerotrs international sources have asserted the nuclear-weapon capability of these important installations. We should like, in this connection, to mention some of these assertions: (a) In a report issr-red at the end of 1984, the Institute of Strategic Studies
analysis: The text appears to be discussing international relations and nuclear disarmament in the Middle East region. It mentions the General Assembly and Security Council resolutions, international instruments, and the role of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) in supervising nuclear installations. The text also highlights the concern about Israeli nuclear installations and their potential military capabilities. Given the focus on international relations, nuclear disarmament, and the Middle East region, it is likely that the text falls under a category related to international relations.