entire world community for the unconditional restoration of the national independence, sovereignty, territorial integrity and legitimate Government of the State of Kuwait. A ffrat step in that direction must be, as stipulated in the Council's resolutions, the unconditional withdrawal of Iraqi troops from Kuwait. Here, I would digress from my prepared text for a monutnt to say the following: Various views were expreeaed here and various approaches to the text of the resolution we have just adopted were suggested. One delegation voted against it. I would not exaggerate the importence of that fact. I think that the most importeat thing ie the condemnation of aggression and the demaad for the withdrawal of troops from Kuwait, end on that point we are uuanimous - both the delegations that voted in favour of the resolution axd the one that voted against it. Hope that those goals will be achieved is nouriehed by the fact that the United Rations bar, assumed the role inteaded for it when it was fouuded, the transformation of the the Seaurity Council iato an effective mechaaiam for the maintenaaae of international peace aud security. By acting consisteatly and without delay the Couucil hae justifisd the mandate entrusted to it by the Charter. HO OM should have any doubt about its unshakeable policy, which expreeees the will of united nation8 to epIm3e resolutely a policy of falts e and the illegal actioua of the Xraqi authoritiee and armed forces directed againet foreign aitieens detained in Kuwait and Irag, against embaoeiee in Kuwait end their staffs and against Kuwaiti citiaene and their property. WPV.2943 76 (The) Today's resolution is yet another, inevitable step, a perfectly logical step, given Iraq's stubborn refusal to implement the decisions of the Security Council. It is a completely legitimate reaction to hag’s continuing challenge to the 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a diplomatic statement or a resolution addressing a specific international conflict, focusing on the withdrawal of Iraqi troops from Kuwait and the restoration of Kuwait's national independence, sovereignty, and territorial integrity. The language used is formal and diplomatic, indicating a high-level discussion or negotiation. The content does not relate to economic development, natural resources, or environmental issues.

**Category**
International relations, Humanitarian aid and relief