text: I shall noV make a bta&Nent in mjr capacity as tt~ representative of Romania. 1 pledge ti full support of my country for the draft resolution before Us. Out position iS based on the firm belieE that neither the USC? nor the threat of force should be resorted to for the settlement of international disputes- ML disputes between States, irrespective of their nature, shou1.d be solved only by peaceful weans. We are confident that implementation of the draft resolution we are called upon TV adopt will restore peace in the region. we express the hope that the two States involved in the conflict will do thr,r utmost to respect in qmd faith the principles of the United Nations Charter. I now resum my functions as President of the Council. JP/pt S/W.2932 26 (Tha Presirknt) --- It ia my understandinq that the Council is ready to prcceed to the vote on the draft resolution before it. If I hear TU objection, I shall take it ihat that is the case. There being no objection, it is so decided. Before puttlr:. %e draft resolution to the vote. I shall first Can M thae members of the Cam,., ::.: whi- wish +T i.ag~ statements before the voting. Mr. AL-A!WLrrt (Trr.. a: (interpretation ?rom Arabic) : At the Outset, Sir, allcw PB to congratulate you an your assumption of the presidency of the Security Council for this month, which seems to be a very difficult time. e wish also to thank Mr. Razali, the reprcls ntative of Malaysia, whc conducted the Council's affairs in m exemplary manner last month. The delegation of Yemen will not participate in the voting on the draft resolution, because we have not received instructions from Sana, the capital. Hwaver, I should like to make the folLw lng points. 
analysis: The text appears to be a speech delivered by the representative of Romania in the United Nations Security Council, discussing a draft resolution related to a conflict between two states. The speech emphasizes the importance of peaceful resolution of international disputes and the implementation of the United Nations Charter. The tone is formal and diplomatic, suggesting that the topic is of high importance and requires careful consideration.