text: " security as surances " by th.-4"glu."Ly99!+++*ffiire-Wst " o*;*'"'-ll-:g: l. "Complete prohibition and total destruction of nuclear weapons are essential for the elinination ""'"f "tt var and nuclear threats ' I"Ie are avare that its realization is no easy *^it.r. This being the cases we hold that the nuclear- veapon States should at least undertake not to use or threaten to use nuclear weapons against tne non- nucleat-lleapon States and nuclear-free zones' on its oxn initiative and unilat era1iyl"int"" iong tgo declared that at no time and in no circumstances voutd it li-tltu-iit"t to usE nuclear reapons .'' (cD/133) Lre!,"9 2, "To negotiate 1,Iith nucfear-free zones participants in order to contract effective and binding "orrii*.r,t", as approlriate, precruding any u:e or threat of use of nuclear lreapons ;;;;;t trt" stut"t oi tnt"" zones"' (cD/139) S_orf i.e_t, IJg!-o1 3" "To offer a binding conmitment in.a new internaticnal convention not to use or threaten to use nucliat tuapo"" against non-nuclear States parties to such a convention which renoun;"- trr" p"oao"tion and acquisition of nuclear.veapons and r^rhich have no nucrear *;;n;;; i"-in"r" territorj or under their jurisd.iction or control and to consult "ii""".r"."u party to.th"e convention has reason to believe that the actions o, *"y"iinlt';";l; ;r." in vioration af this conmitmentl" )+. "The Soviet Union, for its part" ishes to state as emphatically a's it can thatN.eareagainsttheuseofnuclearweapons,thatonlyextraold'inary circumstances, only aggression against our countly or its a}lies by anot'her nuclear Power, could compel us to have recourse tt trrat extreme means of serf_defence. rrre sovrei union is doing and wi* d.o aL1 in its Fower to prevent the outbTeak or * .,o"r.li ;;;*;ra to pr;tect the peoples frorn becorLing the victims of nucfear strikes" *h;;;t;r";;;ti-o'"- ttttriato"i" 'tni" is our steadfast policv' and we shall acl in accordance \"/l Lh 1l'
analysis: The text appears to be a diplomatic document discussing security and disarmament, specifically the prohibition and destruction of nuclear weapons. The language used is formal and diplomatic, with references to international law and conventions. The text also mentions the use of force and self-defense, suggesting a focus on international relations and security.