the Security Council, to be brought to a speedy conclusion and lead an intensification of the pressure to bring Iraq into conformity with the resolutions of tbe Council. Mr. (Malaysia): Malaysia will support the adoption of the draft resolution in the overall interest of demonstrating further the common purpose of the Security Council to have a collective response to all actions stemming from that single act of aggression committed on 2 August. The actions that violate the immunity and loviolability of certain diplomatic missions in Kuwait require an immediate and determined response. A8 these actions stem primarily from that original act of 2 August, these actions may be interpreted as aggressive acts. The interpretation that these actions are taken not against diplomatic missions on the atgwent that their status hao changed is clearly not acceptable. These missions that are determined to stay on in Kuwait, at some risk and sacrifice, make a strong inimnational statement that the sovereignty of Kuwait remains inviolable, recognised and intact. Malaysia interprets the significaace of operative paragraph 6 as a collective detenniaetfon to t?aatinue to take action through the Security Council bf the United HatiOn8 and not unilaterally. we au0 s-m thr y!~se sf prra.gr:$ 2 88 ss *at underlines a strong resolve, but at this stage this resolve is clearly absent of any need to reeort to mote force. &W/at S/PV.2940 13 Ms. (Finland): I have the honour to speak on behalf of the five Nordic countries, Denmark, Iceland, Norway, Sweden and my own country, Finland. During the Gulf crisis Iraq has already breached several long-established and uncontroversial rules of international law and State conduct. For several weeks now concern has mounted regarding the fate of foreign diplomats in Kuwait. Now Iraq has stepped up its action in complete disregard of its obligations and of 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a diplomatic speech discussing the situation in Kuwait and the actions of Iraq, with a focus on the need for the Security Council to take action to ensure the sovereignty of Kuwait and protect diplomatic missions. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting that the topic is international relations and security.

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