text: resolution an the embargo, which would in turn lead to the implementation of Security Council resolutions and a peaceful settlement. Mr. ALARCDN de QUESADA (Cuba) (interpretation from Spanish): My delegation voted in favour of resolution 660 (19901, thus expressing its support for the swereignty, national independence and territorial inteqrity of Kuwait and calling for the immediate withdrawal of the Iraqi troops that are oaxpying the territory of that State. It also voted in favour of resolution 662 (19901 and in that way rejected the claim of annexation of Kuwait. In addition, it voted in favour of resolution 664 (1990). thereby expressing its rejection of the situation that had been created with regard to foreigners in Kuwait and Iraq and the existing situation concerning diplomatic missions in Kuwait. Althouqh we abstained in the voting on resolution 661 (1990) , my Government has taken the relevant steps to ensure that our Country too mmplies vith it. We are nw being presented with a new draft resolution wt-~ich givea rise to many quest ions and compeLs us to raise various objectioN to it. ‘While we JsM/cw S/PV. 2 938 12 (Mr. Alarron ck Quesada, Cuba) recognize, as our colleagm from Yemen has just done, the efforts which the original authors of the draft resolution have been prevailed upon to make and which have ensured that at least soma formulations have become less anbfguous and less contrary to the Charter, I must state that the text in its present form remains unacceptable. First of all, it is lrrnnifest that the Council is now being called upon tn take cognizance oE somethiq that has been going on fa a few days. The Security Council has not yet determined that there is a need to resort to the use of 
analysis: The text appears to be a speech by a Cuban diplomat, addressing a situation related to international relations and security, specifically the Gulf War and the embargo on Iraq. The speaker mentions the implementation of Security Council resolutions, the sovereignty of Kuwait, and the withdrawal of Iraqi troops. The speech also touches on the treatment of foreigners and diplomatic missions in Kuwait. Given the context, it seems that the category should be related to international relations and security.