&mania again stands for the withdrawal without delay of the Iraqi military forces beyond the intecna tfonally recognized boundaries between the two countries and for the restoration of the legi timate Government of Kuwait. At the same time, we believe that all Stiteu should act in strict conformity with the universally accepted principles of international law. It if3 imperative for all State8 to display mdetation and respansibflity and to undertake nothing which rpay further aggravate the eituation. Any new escalation of force would make the settlement of the situatlar, which ie already particularly trerlou5, even more difficult. What is necessary naJ is to resort to political actions and ti keep dialoque always open. The United Nations and i te Member Sta tee should be able to exercise their influence on events to keep the crieie under control and to keep the problms created by the use of force and the military occupatlm of another State under control. The resolution cxmteined in document S/21471 ie crystal clear in that respect, emphaefzinq that the occupation of Kuwait by fraq ha5 no legal Validity. It underlines the Council’s determination to resbxe the sovereignty, independence and territorial integrity of Kuwaft. JF/ed s/Pv. 293 4 32 (The Preeident) We express the hope that this new resolution as well as the previous cmes will be fully observed and implemented by all the parties ancerned. I now resume my function as President of the Council. r now call an the representitive of Kuwait. Mr. ABULAASAV (Kuwait) (interpretation from Arabic)r For the third time in a week the Council ia meeting to diecuas the Iraqi aggression against Kuwait, Iraq’s occupation by brute force of all Kuwait’s soil and tha ramifications of that aggressfan. For the third time I am speaking in the Council while suffering and 
**Analysis**
This text appears to be a speech or statement from the United Nations Security Council, addressing the situation of the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait. It discusses the need for the withdrawal of Iraqi military forces, the restoration of the legitimate government of Kuwait, and the importance of adhering to international law. The text also emphasizes the need for diplomacy and dialogue to resolve the crisis. Given the context and content of the text, it seems most likely to be related to international relations and diplomacy.

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