the effort they have just made here. It War3 vith gre;rt happineee #at I learn&l in recent hours of reports that the Emir, the Crown Prince and the Foreign Minister of Kuwait are 5afe and are continuing to direct the Government of Kuwait despite the efforts from Baghdad to install it5 own rciqime in that country. Within the last few hours the White House has issued the tillwing atatemnt: *The United States strongly con&mrrs the Iraqi military invasion of Ruvait and calls for the immediate unconditional withdrawal of all Iraqi forces. We have conveyed this message to the Iraqi Atiassador in Washington and to the Iraqi Uovernmnt through our Embassy in Baghdad. We &plore this blatant ~LBB of military aggression and violation of the United Nations Charter. Together with Kuwait, we are calling for au emergency rJession of the United Nations Security Council.” The United States has nrarda it clear that it will stand shoulder to shoulder with Kuvait in this time OP crisis. It i0 Our uudorstauding that the present aggression was completely unprovoked. United States policy hao been to support every diplomatic effort to resolve the present crieis. Thus we did not arrive lightly at our poSitiOn of cslling Pa a Security Council meeting Q: seeking m immeaiate resolution which wOuia con&am the Iraqi invasion , call for the inmediate uncmditional withdrawal of Iraqi traops, and support a process of negotiated solution to the differences between Ltq fid Kuwait, am! particularly the efeOrts being undertaken by the Arab League in this regard. f%X/fC s/Ew. 2932 14- 1s (Mr - Picker ing , United States) We have been in touch with many States in the region in M effort to seek their additional suwrt for the action of the international cumsunity to bring 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a statement or press release from the United States government regarding the invasion of Kuwait by Iraq. It focuses on the political situation and the actions taken by the US government, including issuing a statement and seeking a UN Security Council meeting. The text does not mention economic or environmental issues, but rather emphasizes the political and diplomatic efforts to address the crisis.

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International relations, Humanitarian aid and relief