text: respect for and conpliance with all- ttle provisions ot the above-nentioned Geneva Convention of 1949 and to take rneasures to put an end to Israelrs policies and practices in the occupied Arab territories is fully iustified. 3. As a non-perrnanent nember of che Security Council, the Ukrainian sSR steadfastly urges in the Council that tha crininal policies and practices of Israel in the occupj,ed Palestinian and other Arab territories, includinq Jerusalem, should be brought !o an end. In tbe meetings of the Security Council held on 12 and 13 September 1985 the Ukrainian SsR stronqly condernned the agqressive and expansi.onist policy of Israel and its consequent repressive actions against the Arab population of the occupied Palestinian territories, and ca.Iled for their immediate cessation. The deleqation of the ukrainian ssR in the council supported the draft . r esolut ion (S/I74591 subtttitted by non-aliqned countries, and votd in favour of, it. 4. As a nember of the United Nations Comnittee on the Exercise of the Inalienable Rights of the Palestinian People, the Ukrainian SSR actively Participates in its lrork and fully supports the just struqgle of the Arab peoples for the elinination of the consequences of Israeli aggression. 5. The interests of peace and international security urqently require the attainnent as quickly as possible of a comprehensive, just and lasting seEtlement in the l,liddle East. such a settlenent can be secured only through collective efforCs uith the participation of all interested parties. including the PLO, the sole and legitinate representative of the Palestinj.an people. A/ 40/649/Add.r Eng Iish Page 3 6. fhe well-known soviet proposals of 29 July 1984 for a Middle East settlenent are ained at securing a just and lasting peace in the region. They stress as principles for a settlement the necessity of returning to the Arab peoples all the
analysis: The text appears to be a diplomatic statement or resolution, focusing on international relations, politics, and conflict resolution. It mentions specific events, agreements, and organizations, such as the Geneva Convention, the United Nations, and the Palestinian Liberation Organization (PLO). The text also emphasizes the importance of achieving a comprehensive and just settlement in the Middle East.