Tonight this Council has had to respond quickly to this new violation. Rut this resolution does not discharge the members of the Council of their obligations to take concrete steps. At the earliest possible date, tomorrow if possible, we must take concrete measures under Chapter VII of the Charter to deal with Iraq's continuing violation of the Charter , the resolutions of the Council and international law. My delegation welcomes the decision of the Council to take those steps and the commitment of Council members to do so quickly. All States have an explicit duty, as stated in resolution 661 (1990) and reconfirmed in paragraph 5 of this draft resolution, to report any failure to comply with the resolutions the Council has adopted as a result of Iraq's violations. As proven by Iraq's expulsion of Kuwaitf citizens from the State of Kuwait in flagrant violation of the Fourth Geneva Convention, Iraqi crimes of violence are continuing. Members of the Council have a special duty to keep the spotlight of world attention on Iraq's behaviour and to take concrete measures to restore international peace and security. The United States delegation will do its part. Mt, (Rom8Bia)t Romania supported the adoption of resolutions 660, 661, 662, 664, 665 end 666 (1990) on the item "The situation between Ir8q and Kuwait" and called for their immediate and unconditional implementation. It is in the ssme spirit and in conformity with the Same position that Romania expresses its full support for the dreft resolution we are going to adopt this nOrBiBg. We fully share the preoccupations expressed here by other delegations concerning the negative consequences of the violation by Iraq of the diplomatic privileges and irmnunfties of diplomatic and coBoui8r missions in Kuwtifi;. The acts committed against some embassies in Kuw8it are in flagrant ViOlaLiOn of the basic 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a statement made by a representative of Romania to the United Nations Security Council, in response to a violation by Iraq. The text discusses the violation of international law, the expulsion of Kuwaiti citizens, and the need for concrete measures to be taken to restore international peace and security. The tone is formal and diplomatic, with no mention of economic development, natural resources, or environmental issues.

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