text: reproduced in the annex to the preaent report. 85-26091 2438b (E) A/4O/568 Er|q l lah Prqe 2 5. In plrlqraph 14 ot resolutlon 39,/146 A. the General Assenbly recueBted the Secratary-G€neral to report to the Secur lty Councll perioalically on th€ developnent8 of the aituatlon and to subnit to the Asaenblv at its tortieth Eelrsion a conprehenslve report coverlng developnents in the Irtlddle Eaet in all theiraspects. ?hat report eill be aubmitted seprrately as a docunent ot the ceneral Asserlbly and the Sacurlty Council.A/4O/668 Eng11sh Psge 3 ANNEX Replies recetved fsom lleober statea COLOUBIA lor19tna1: SPanlshl [15 August 198 5l I. tllth resPect to resolutlon 3g/L46 ^' paragraphs ? an't 11, Colombla voted in favour, and has accordingly conPlied eith Che llnltations inPoaed !n these paragraphsi thua our country does not suPply any nilitary, econonic or financlal aid or huftan resources. 2. gtith respect to resolution s9/146 81 Paragraphs t3 to 15' se abatalned in ttre vote since r'e do not agree at all uith the sPirit of theBe Paragraphs. shich doe6 not accord nith our position in this natter. It 13 thus not Posgible for us to inpleftent these provlsions. 3. The provlslons of, resolutton 39/f46 C, Paragraph 3, haue ahays been implenenteal by colonlbia in accordance eith its traditlonal resPact for internrtlonal lae and resPonsiblity in internation.l affairs. CYPRUS The policy of the Government ot the the above and other relevant resolutions Nations' Hhlcb it aleays voteE in favourloriginal ! 8ng ll shl (16 August l9E5l Republic ot cyprus is in accordance rlth of the General Assetnbly of the United of, CZECITOSLOVAKIA [ortginal: Enq l i Ehl tl5 AuquBt 198 5l The crechoslovak sociallst Republic unequlvocally condenna the aggreBalve expansionist policy of lgrael. Aa early ts afEer Igraelrs aqgression ln June 1967. czecho6lovakia discontlnued diplomatic relations eith the state of Israel as r{ell
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