that is what we cannot allow to happen. None of us round this Council table or in the publics whom we represent relish the possibility of warr an% that is why President Sa%dam Hussein is quite wrong to describe us as warmongers. He is the one who has used force, but because the mw3 WPV. 2943 42 (Mr.) invasion was do quickly accomplished it is sometimes overlooked tbat Kuwaiti soldiers died defending their country after an act of open war. 3hat is a fact of which the Foreign Minister of Kuwait, whom I am very glad to 888 in his place here, is entitled to remind us. The threat to the security an& stability of the Gulf comes from Iraq, and that is why such a large coalition of peace-keeping forces has been assembled there. It is not the United States ranged against Iraq, but the States united. Every member of this Coalition against aggression wants to see the independence of Kuwait restored by peaceful meens, and that is why we have to make every effort to make the United Nations embargo against Iraq effective. That is why we are meeting today, that ia why we have just voted - to a&d another brick to the international wall being constructed around this aggressor. So success in this effort is indispensable to us all - if possible, achieved by peaceful means. This broad alliance,‘tbis concert of nations, has to reverse the aggression, restore legitimacy to Kuwait, and secure the release of the foreign nationals being held hostage. In doing this we do not just do justice to Kuwaitt we can strengthen hopes of a more secure world order , an order based on the implementation of the resolutions of this Council rather then their rejection, 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a speech by a diplomat or leader, discussing the situation with Iraq and Kuwait, and the efforts of the international community to address the issue. The focus is on international relations, security, and conflict resolution, rather than any specific economic or social issue. The language used is formal and diplomatic, indicating a high-level political discussion.

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