WPluaive daveloprrntzr in the 5ituation. Tn this amnection the Soviet delegmtion W%Ql s/PI?. 2 938 44- 45 (Mr. Iminsky, USSR) vi&es to eraphasim once again that the gravity of the present situation requites everyone directly or indirectly involved in the dangerous confrontation to ahaJ respect for the vill of the international community end a sense of reeponsibility fol: the fate of the world. Mr. T&MJDD (Finland) t The international crisis caused by the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait is rapidly worsening. It is important naJ to mintsin the determination of the international ammmity to control the situation. Binland and other States Members of the United lationrr have set their hopes on the application of the principle of collective eeaurity in the feae of a~reesion. Regrettably, cm many occasion8 in the past, dieagrements and a lade of political will have prevented effective action. J-/pt S/PV.2930 46 (Mr. Wrnudd I Finland) This time we sense that the whole international community is determined* It is of the utmost importance that collective security should war k, that the aggressa should not benefit from aggression. w may still have a difficult path ahead of us, but we are sure that the Security Council will amtinue to live UP to the confidence that member States have placed in it. More than three weeks have already PC? ?d since the Security Council adopted it5 c55OlUtion 660 (1990), demanding that Iraq should immediately and unconditionally withdraw all its forces from the territory of Kuwait. That is still the damand of the international community, the only way to return to peace and stability. The sovereignty, independanee and territorial integrity of Kuwait must be restored. Finland joins other countries in &mending that Iraq should give up its policy of keeping fureign nationals trapped in Iraq and in occupied Kuwait in violation of fundamental principle8 of international law. The foreign nationals remaining In 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a statement made by a country's representative at the United Nations, addressing the international community and the Security Council. It discusses the situation with Iraq's invasion of Kuwait and the importance of collective security, sovereignty, and territorial integrity. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting that the topic is of high political significance.

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