text: Security Council, These qualities eminently qualify YOU to guide us through the complex tasks of the Security Council in this month of June. The month of June has never been an easy one for the Security Council, as I remember from last year. This year the responsibility of steering us through the historic Middle East debate, among other things, has fallen to your lot, and we do not see how we could be in better hands. These reasons, as well as our exceIlent personal relations, make it doubly sure that you can count on our readiness to make your tasks easier. 92. Allow me to take this opportunity to stress how impressed we were with the splendid manner in which my good colleague and friend the Ambassador of the Sudan, Mr. Abdulla, led us through the important events of the month of May. 93. The Yugoslav delegation approaches the current COD sideration of the situation in the Middle East by the Security Council under resolution 331 (1973) with an earnest sense of responsibility, for several major reasons. 94. Far from being solved, the grave situation, fraught with immediate and future dangers, is being further complicated by new disquieting developments within the narrower and broader region of the Near and Middle East. The Secretary-General’s report describes in detail how the period of the cease-fire has been actually a period of ever more frequent and dangerous aggressive attacks by Israel against the neighbouring Arab countries. 95. At the same time, the territories conquered by force remain under occupation, and vital resolutions of the Security Council and decisions of other United Nations bodies remain unimplemented, while the fundamen ta! principles of the United Nations Charter are vioIated and trampled upon, precisely at a time when their observance is 
analysis: The text appears to be discussing a diplomatic and political situation, specifically the situation in the Middle East, and the responsibilities of the Security Council in addressing it. The text mentions the occupation of territories, aggressive attacks, and violations of the United Nations Charter, which suggests that the topic is related to international relations and security.