in the worst kinds of activities against the Moslem country of Kuwait. It has plundered that country’s resources and wealth, in a manner unparalleled in history. Iraq is in violation of all tbe norms of conduct. It can be eaid safely and very humbly that the actions if the Iraqi forces amount to unscrupulous armed robbery of the movable property in Kuwait. Even boapital equipment has been stolen. Patients have been left to die on the spot as a result of the theft not only of medicines but also of sophisticated medical equipment. The Iraqi soldiers are 80 brutal and so arrogant that even premature babies have been left to die because the medical equipxent they nesd ha8 been stolen aud taken to Iraq. Reports have been maBe to the Security Council about these actions, of uapsralleled iahuxaxity. We call upon the Council to shoulder ita moral teeponsibility by playing a role of deterrence yia -*- a via Iraq, in order to compel it to atop thiu iximntan action imuaaiately. The Iraqi aggressor has not lixited itself to defying the international will ,axd ebowixg contexpt for the basic valuee and traditions of mankind, not to epeak of the injunction6 of Islam. Ho, it ha8 extexded it8 brutality to the aaily eubsistence of the Kuwdti people, to their fodstoffs. The Xrmi force8 have started to plunder buqe amunts of footi stored in Kuwait - f4od that ueed to supply the flouriobinq markets of that secure country. Whxtever food is left is xow being usurped by the Iraqi forces, which are supervising its bietribution. They have BCT/mgr WPV.2939 77 ai& Abu.ahamA Kuwait) prevented the Kuwaitis, who are the legitimate and rightful owners of the land, from getting the necessary food. Iraqi soldiers have broken into Kuwaiti homes, violating their aaactity and stealing whatever food they could lay their hands on. 
**Analysis**
The text describes the devastating impact of the Iraqi invasion on Kuwait's economy, infrastructure, and daily life. The focus is on the pillaging of resources, including food, medicine, and medical equipment, as well as the destruction of the country's wealth. The text also highlights the humanitarian crisis caused by the invasion, including the suffering of civilians and the lack of access to basic necessities. Given the emphasis on the economic and humanitarian consequences of the invasion, it is likely that the text belongs to the category of Humanitarian aid and relief, with possible connections to International trade and Economic development.

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