text: opportunity bo inform members of the Council on the extent of his oun efforts. L Q’seLf would Like to emphasise the importance of an apparently simple de facto situation that has not, perhaps, been sufficiently qrasped in recent years. That is, that the authorities of the Republic of Cyprus are providing the occupied northern pert of the country with aLL the electricity it requires for its ener9v needs without any reimbursement. Other social and humanitarian services are s tilL beiiy Provided to the northern part of the country by the ReplbLic. some circles have fernat ked that, in spite of Turkey *s invasion and occupation, the southern part of the country h= maneqed ta qive proof of some economk dynamism and a certain affluence, as though the consequences of the invasion had not been devastating and tragic enough tc prevent the Cypriots from re-establishing their economy to 808s degree. Let me say that such remarks reflect a certain cynicism and i9nOranCe Of the confidence-buildtnq measures undertaken by the Republic vis-s-vie the Turkish Wxiot community. The Crisis affects the JJnited Nations system and, more directly, the Security Council, given the fact that Turkev has seen fit to reject the Council’s resolutions, as it has just done with the resolution just adopted f~ac renewal of the Force. FQC our pert, it is with reqret - but also with Some a8 tonishrnr nt - that we note that an attempt has been nBde tc go along with Turkey’s logic in respect to its conduct towards the United Nations. As an examole 1 miqht mention that in the guise of Letters adaressed to the Secretary-General my Turkish collea9ue has been havinq circulated texts written by an individual on his own WrsonsL behalf that contain offensive and pretentious Language against the 
analysis: The text appears to be a diplomatic statement discussing the situation in Cyprus, specifically the occupation of the northern part of the country by Turkey. The author emphasizes the importance of the Republic of Cyprus providing electricity and other social services to the occupied area without reimbursement. The text also mentions the rejection of UN resolutions by Turkey and the impact on the international community. Given the focus on international relations, diplomacy, and the provision of essential services, I hypothesize that the category that best fits this text is related to international relations.