text: OiM to the !&Cur ity Council, Ambassador Li Daoyu. I feel sure that the Secuc itY Council has in him a stronq supporter of co-operation and collaboration among all the members of the Council. The position of the ~ov iet Union on the question of a Se ttlem3nt in Cyprus is well know to all. St is based upon our sincere desire to contribute Specif iCallY to brinq the situation out of chronic deadlock and to solve the long-standing moblams on the basis of resolutions adopted by the United Nations and takinq into aCCOUnt the leqitimate interests of the Cypriot people. Accordinqly, the SCW iet deleqation supported the draft resolution on extendinq the mandate of the United Nations Peace-keepinq Force in Cyprus (WFICYP) for the next period. The experience acquired SC) far in the settlement of confl.ict situations has shotin that for success we need the mlitical will of all the par ties involved in the conflict, realism, patience and flexibility. OIIIY in this way, on a reasonable and mutually aaxptable basis, can it be possible to find a sound and viable solution to the Cyprus problem. Let me recall that on 30 May the representative of Finland, as President of the council, spoke on behalf of us all when he made his stateme:lt and Said that Peace-kfxpinq operations nust never replace t&e final objeettve, which is a Swift settlement to the conflict throuqh negotiattons. S/%-W/2928 L2 (“r c . Vorontsov , USSR) - We have followed carefully what has been done in the Secretary-General’s miSSiOn Of good Off ices, and we support the efforts of Mr. per&z de Cuellar in trying to get Practical results through this dialoqtr?. we noted with understanding the Secretary-General’s intention, as indicated in h t3 report on the peace-keeping 
analysis: The text appears to be a diplomatic statement discussing the situation in Cyprus and the efforts of the United Nations to find a solution to the conflict. The language used is formal and diplomatic, indicating a high-level communication between governments or international organizations. The text mentions the United Nations Peace-keeping Force, the Secretary-General, and the Security Council, which suggests that it is related to international relations and diplomacy.