help put a epee& end to the erieis in the retgicn that m delegation hae lent its support to the remslution just adopted. ME. l.1 Daonr (China) (intstpretation frarP Chinese) t Since the invasion end anne%atiGl of Rurait by Iraq the Security Council hhe adoptad four resolute in sucL1858 ion. It is rsgrettable, h-ever, that Iraq has failed thus far to iwplemsnt thoee resolutions and fte nili tary forces have not been wi thdram from Kuwait. As the tension in the Gulf region oontinws, the Chinese &legation L very anxioue and cmcerned. It ii3 China’s consistent stand that the current Gulf crisis should be settled politically and by peaceful mana. We ruppor t the Arab amtrie8 in their efforts fa a political solution. We almo respect their dsmand for m/13 S/PV. 293 8 53 (Mr. Li Daoyu, China) strengthened capabili tie3 to defend themselves. fn our view the QreB8ing need of the mcxuant is seriously and effectively to implement the four Security Council resolutions already adopted, including resolution 661 (19901, on the imposition of sanctions. Irag should withdraw all its military forces fran Kuwait fmnmdiately and unconditionally . The sovereignty, independence and territorial integrity of. Kuwait should be restored and respected. And the safety and freedom of the foreign nationals in Iraq and Ruusit should be guatant@ed. In order to prevent a further worsening of the situation and to implement the Security Council resolutions effectively, thus bringing about an early restoration of peace and security in the Gulf region, we maintain that the mchanisms of the United Nations, including the Committee established under resolution 661 (19901, should be fully utilized. That Committee should expeditiously examine the implementation of the resolution and make relevant recommendations, which will be discussed and acted upon by the Council. We also hcqe to see mdiatioh and good 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a diplomatic statement related to a political crisis in the Gulf region, specifically the invasion of Kuwait by Iraq. The language used is formal and diplomatic, with a focus on resolving the conflict through peaceful means. The text mentions the implementation of Security Council resolutions, the withdrawal of military forces, and the restoration of sovereignty and territorial integrity. The tone is urgent and concerned, with a emphasis on preventing further escalation.

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Humanitarian aid and relief, International relations