long-tera iatorF8t. This approach wa8 purruod not only during the might year8 of sacred dofenC0 by the Xurlim paoplo of Iran, but even during the two-year-long talk8 to achieve tbhrr implsmoatation of Security Council +ssolution $88 (19871, EC/l1 A/IWPv. 5 43 during wbiah not oven a eiegla word was uttered by tlua &empiouc of international law Pa l pgott of the meedatory requirements of their owls roeo~utioo aml of ouo lO@ttsutO tight0, 8UCh lmoe th0 rO8liO8tiOn Of jUStice. $U~FiSill#y, lack of pmgroet3 in the implementation of Sacurity Council reeolueion 595 (19S7) wee ieeted otilieedl by the OM@ quarter6 es a meen~ to cook political conceeeioee from the Ielmic Rapublic of Iran. Lash of roe1 critmnt to prieciploo and maeipuietion of the ruler of international lau have created a situation in which the poeitioes and rtotemmter of the pestles te the current crisis l ro in blateet coutraUctioa with their practices eed golioime during the p8et decade. The party calling on the aationo in Phe region to reeiet the imperialist policies of the United State0 and its regional colleboratoro fought, in concert with the sew imperialist policies, egafnet the Ielemic Republic of Iraa for eight long yeere. Aud the party now cleiaieg to oppoee aggrcoeion eed upbold the poinciplee of the Charter md the decieione of the Security Couecil As tbe very em State which, along with itP allioe and in total contravotation of the Charter, diepetched its smade to tie Retshe Glslf, raeortiag to joint military action against the Ielemic Republic of Ire& precieoly in a bid tt3 amoist the aggreeoioa rgahet Ilrae ti to l 8vo the agg~eeeor. Ageinet that brckgrou&. the Ielcric world will l xeniee the reelitiee as thy are, eotwitheta@iag the demagogic rhetoric, end cogeieaat of the fact thet the origioe cBf the current confrontation lie in a dispute over the eepasar~oa of qsine, 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a political statement or speech, likely from a government or political party, addressing international relations and the Middle East. It mentions the United States, Iran, and the Security Council, and discusses the implementation of Security Council resolutions and the principles of international law. The tone is critical of Western powers and their policies towards Iran. The text does not mention specific economic, environmental, or social issues, but rather focuses on political and diplomatic relations.

**Category**
International relations, Politics