text: (f) That a1I SEates should promoter to Ehe best of lheir abiliEy, the objective of the prevention of war, through, inter alia, more oPenness and an enhancement of mutual knowledge about mititary activities, an expanded exchange of infornation and views on military matters and other confidence-building measures, with a view to enhancing both confidence and stabiliEy, particularly in regional contexts., and taking into account regional security needs; (S) That the conviction that a nuclear rrar cannot be won and that a conventional war may involve the risk of escalation to nuclear war should be stressed. 68. Argentina, India, I'texico and Yugoslavia submitled various amendnents Eo the revised draf t resolution lA/C.L/39/L.80) which reit,eraEed the positions of the Group of 21 on the subject. A draft resolution on the prevention of nuclear rdar introduced by Nigeria but noE put to a vote, in emphasizing some of the positions of Ehe Group of 2L on the issue, proposed to convene a plenipotentiary conference to adopt a legal inslrument prohibiting the use of nuclear weapolrEi in connection with the fortieth anniversary of the United Nations. 69. Subsequently, the sponsors reguested that no action be Eaken on the draft resolution. 70. During the first part of its session, in 1985, the Conference on Disarmament continued the consideraEion of its agenda item 3: "Prevention of nuclear war' including all related maEters". A working paper on the subject was submitted by the Federal Republic of Gernany ICD/57er. 7I. The United Nations has also undertaken studies related to Ehe subject naEEer of this report,. In Lg67, pursuant to General Assembly resolution 2L62 A (XXI) of 5 December 1966, the Secretary-General preparedr with the assistance of qualified consultant experts, a report entitled "Effects of the Possible Use of Nuclear Weapons and the Security and Economic Inplicat.ions fgr, Statgs of Fhe Acqglsition
analysis: The text appears to be discussing international relations, disarmament, and conflict prevention, with a focus on the prevention of nuclear war. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting a document from an international organization or government. The content is primarily related to security, politics, and international cooperation.