?Jy country believes peace is still possible , md that the restaatton of the APab people’s dignity is still pseible. It requires the innmdiate an6 unconditional withdrawal of Zrag from Kuwit. #I&‘. TADESBE (Ethiopia) z The United Nations 68cur ity Camcil has QDI a long uay in discharging its respeneibilities with regard to the invasion of Kuwnit by Iraq* 4 -inbining unpram%mted unanimity in mn&nmtng the aggression, la imposing sanctions ad declaring the illegal anneaaticm of Kuwait null and void, ao well aa responding swiftly to the humanitarian cmuarn of foreign nationals in uuwit nd xr.q, the mracil has sb t* iha UQ ta sxpectatiow es envinqd in the Charter of the United Nationri. N-s/13 S/W.2938 52 (Mr. Tadesse, Ethiopia! Gnfortunately successive Security Council decisions have yet to be implemented. Nluch r-ins to be expected of Iraq by way of addressing the core issue of compliance, particularly with Security Council resolution 660 (19901, Calling for the immediate and unconditional withdrawal of Iraqi forces fran Kuwait. It is therefore imperative that the Security Councf1 take a@PrOPriate action aimed at enfotcinq full ormpliance by Sraq with the provisions of its resolutions aiared at restoring the owereignty and territorial integrity of Ku-it ad ensuring the maintenance of peace and security in the region. In this regard it is our convictich that the Security Council, as the vanguard of world peace and security, continues to exetrcise its authority in the implementation of it5 decisions before the situatia, deteriorates further with ominous c~seqWmces for the raaintenance of peace and aecur ity. This resolution, we believe, provides fa such enforcement measutee mdet the authority oP the Se-W bunoil to ensure full ampliance with the prwieions of reso~tion 661 (1990). It ie in the light of this principled position and with the hm that it will 
**Analysis**
This text appears to be a diplomatic statement or resolution related to a conflict between Iraq and Kuwait. The language used is formal and official, suggesting that it may be a document from a government or international organization. The text discusses the situation in Kuwait, the invasion by Iraq, and the need for the Security Council to take action to restore peace and security in the region. The focus is on the political and diplomatic aspects of the conflict, rather than on economic, social, or environmental issues.

**Category**
International humanitarian aid and relief, Politics and diplomacy