of our tragedy, we have been overwhelmed by their sympathy, concern and understanding of the true meaninq of this aggressicm , an agqression that would not limit itself to Kuwait’s boundary, Its tyranny, blsckma ilinq and terrorism would apread to include all States in the region and threaten peace in the world. Gn behalf of my delegation, I wish to tell you, Mr. President, the Secretasry-Cenetal the nrambere of the Council’and everyone here that you are standing QI the sida of right and are recording iu the annals of history testimony of your firm ceemct fat principles and your rejection of the senselegs use of power devoid of rtqht - something which cannot prevail and cannot govern the life of peoples and the destiny of humanity. The PRQSIDKNT: I thank the representative of Kuwait for the kind words he addressed to me. yL& ---L ---I.-- := A- --------A-L*--- -m L-- .L- .-4-L-- c. --. ..- l.OAL opm”“or YIO •W~~~CIPO~~LPI~*V= VL -an, wuv wrerher, w spezeoarr Gaj b&&r' of the States msQbera of the Gulf Co-operation Council. I invite him to take a place at the Council table and e0 rPake his statement. JWU’lO s.lPv.2934 38-40 Hr. AL-RWSSAIBY (Chnan) I On behalf of the Permanent Representatives of thu Gulf Co-operation Council member State@, I wish tv express oue appreciation to your Mr. President, an% to the other rmbers of the Security Council for your relentless efforta in trying ta find a solution ti end the Iraqi invasion, WUpation and, to%ay, annexation of Kuwait. The Gulf Co-operation Council @5 member countries issued a strong statement concerning this act of agqresaim against Kuwait. EWthsrmre, the international ccemnity heard several statements condemning the Iraqf aqgression, including statements issue% by t.he League of Arab States an% the Orqanization of the Islamic Conference. YSWpt/mh S/PV.2934 41 (Mr. Al-Khussaiby, Qnnn) 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a statement made by the representative of Kuwait to the United Nations Security Council, addressing the invasion of Kuwait by Iraq. The language used is formal and diplomatic, with a focus on condemning the aggression and expressing appreciation for international efforts to resolve the crisis. The text does not mention specific economic, environmental, or social issues related to the conflict, but rather emphasizes the political and humanitarian aspects.

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