text: spare parts, It was also explained that the United States would look into the details of when and how the sale took place. This investigation continues and we assume that Governments whose nationals may be involved are also looking into the matter. 86. There is less to say about the second draft resolution, contained in document S/10928. We regret that it was introduced for Council consideration. It includes several proposals that were debated fully in the sanctions Com- mittee, on which my delegation and others expressed their strong reservations. While we can well understand the sentiment behind the draft resolution, we consider it unrealistic to call for broader sanctions until the full membership of the United Nations has demonstrated its willingness to take more seriously the sanctions already in force. In the circumstances we do not believe this draft resolution would enhance the ability of the United Nations to act effectively. In our view, to adopt a resolution which is’clearly unenforceable will seriously damage the reputa- tion and credibility of the United Nations and further erode public confidence in United Nations ability to act in a meaningful way. 87. This consideration, and this consideration alone, un- derlies my Government’s decision to vote against the draft resolution. Those who impute other motives stray far, far, far from the facts and I reject these accusations. They have no foundation and deserve no further reply. 88. Mr. GONTHA (Indonesia): After the statements of the other sponsors and supporters of the draft resolutions in documents S/l 0927 and S/10928, my delegation will be very brief since we made our views quite clear during our intervention last week [.Z 713th meeting] I 89. My delegation is of the opinion that the two draft resolutions only tried to comply with the requests in 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing international politics and diplomacy, specifically in the context of the United Nations. The language used is formal and official, suggesting that it may be a transcript of a meeting or a statement made by a government representative. The topic seems to be related to sanctions and the effectiveness of the United Nations in enforcing them.