ember State, actions which have not been aqreed upon by the S@curitV bu~il, includinq the use of armed force, and whether resolution 661 (1990) can be construed as allowinq the United States to use militenv means for an UnAUthorized purpose . I think we are riqht to express our profoMd concern that the United States will also try to promote the full implementation of the resolution Ye have just adopted bv takinq aqqressive military action, includinq the use of warships and bombers. RWl2 s/w. 2937 36 (Mr. Alarcon & megada, Cuba) - I think what is moat important about the article and resolution from which he has quoted is that both assert this Council's authoritv to handle the crisis. Here we have a deleqation that canes here, as it frequentlv dces, and tails upon us to take a decision so that the Council may act and then qoes on to say it is actinq as it must act, irrespective of decisions a& the Council. Either OIE follL)W8 decisions of the Council or one does tWz - We cannot accept havinq a member of the Council manipulate the Zounci1.s decisions according to itsa own interests= The only special privileqe of permanent members is the one unfortunately set “orth in the Charter2 the riqht of veto. But please: I think it wou Id be a most serious matter fog all Members of the Orqanization if we were to tolerate their usinq the Charter and the Council to do as thev Please. The PRESIDENT: I shall MW make a statement in nrv capacitv as - representative of Romania. The deleqation of RmanZa associated itself with the expressicdn of concern and anxiety voiced by the Security Council in connection with the situation of foreiqn 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be discussing a situation related to international relations and the United Nations Security Council, specifically the use of force and the interpretation of a resolution. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting that the topic is of a serious and formal nature. The mention of a country's right to veto and the concern about a member of the Council manipulating decisions also points towards a category related to international relations.

**Category**
International relations