nWOtiatiOnS for the resolution of their differemes and sumrts all efforts in thie regard, especially those of the League of Arab States. The United States welws all such efforts being made to brinq about a solution tu the problem. NO solution can be reached, however, without the immediate and unconditional withdrawal of Iraqi forces. WV delegation rnQrstands that Kuwait is ready tc begin immediately such intensive negotiations a8 soon as it is clear that all of the stipulations of resolution 660 (1990) are beinq fulfilled. WQ believe all efforti nwt Continue to tm -6 to pursue this objective, while w continm to ensure that the sanctions a&w-d in resolution 661 (1990) are fully, strictly and completely complied with by all States. Until Such tims as Iraq fully complies with resolution 660 (1990) we* along vith all of the other rerbtrs of the Council, intend to ensure that its resolution8 and its actions have aaaning and are observed. By this reroluticn tonight the mrwbere of the Council emphasize again their casnitment to the paocful 6MsurcB already adopted. They have no intention that this resolution encourage a military escalation. This resolutiar applies strictly ta l ffotm ta mu~rr the? thr twIllr rr-r,4~rr m-A d-b .e4r?rtr~ -. - --e-k e-.-b*-..” Ye c ,.YC . --*Y-&Y. It =fiLl= c u.s-rr .-.-*. States with aaritilre forces in the area “to use such masures annmnsurate to the specific circulastances as may be necessary under the authority of the Security Council to halt all invard and outward maritime shipping in a&r t6 inspr?ct and verify their cargoes and BCP/JL S/PV.2938 29- 30 (Mr. Pickering, United States) destinations and to ensure strict implementation of the provinions related to such shipping laid down in resolution 661 (1990) “. (resolution 665 (1990)) para. 1) 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a diplomatic resolution or statement related to a conflict, specifically the Gulf War. It discusses the situation in Kuwait, the withdrawal of Iraqi forces, and the implementation of sanctions. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting a high-level document or statement.

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