text: 5' The adoption of such measures would cont,ribute to the establishment of aclimate of confidence which would help to bring about. a successful outcome of t,henegotiations. For that reasons, Romania welcomed t,he Soviet Union,s initiativeA/40/498 English Page 65 regarding the establishment of a unilateral moratorium on the deployment of its nedium-range missiles, and its suspension of other countermeasures in Europer os Et positive contribution Eo Ehe progress of the negotiations. 5. In view of the particularly grave situation in Europe, consequent upon the heavy concentration of nuclear and other weapons of mass destruction, priority should be given, during the negotiations, to the conclusion of agreenents for the withdrawal of existing nuclear missiles on that continent and for the total liberation of Europe for nuclear weaPons. 7. At the same !ime, since the problems of nuclear weapons and the militarization of space are of egual concern to all States' other States must also be able to participate more actively in the efforts to conclude agreemenEs to end the nuclear threat on earth and in space. It is egually essential, in parallel with the Sovieg-American negotiations, to intensify the negotiations which are Eaking place in international agencies and conferences on security and disarmament. In Ehis connection, the negotiations at Ehe Conference on Disarmament aE Geneva, the work of the Conference on Confidence- and Security-building Measures and Disarmament in Europe and the Vienna negotiations on the reduction of armed forces and arms in cenEral Europe should be accelerated. 8. At the same tine, efforts Eo conclude agreements for conventional disarmament must be intensified in parallel wiEh the negotiat,ions for Ehe reduction of nuclear weapons. 9. The adopgion of such radical measures with a view to eliminating the danger of nuclear war could also be helped by the conclusion of collateral agreements which, by their substance and results, would be such as to sustain the process of reducing
analysis: The text appears to be discussing international relations, security, and disarmament, with a focus on reducing the threat of nuclear war and promoting confidence-building measures. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting that it may be a statement or resolution from an international organization or government.