text: me-- n -.-1--I. -ranA LL”uI 0 u LziL”Clrn tii 8.ieay .“V L.... ‘3. W-W we era tnld Chnt Iraq hna no ambitions --.w-. elsewhere in the region; I think we must regard any assertions of that kind with Zegi tima te suspicion and doubt. Members will remember also that we were told that a “provisional free Kuwait government” had been invented to conduct the affairs of that country. It was3 true that most members of that government were Iraqis, but nevertheless the government s/W. 2934 17 (sir Crispin Tickell, United Kingdoii) was formed and we aaw television pictures of that qovernment takinq office. It is hardly necessary for me to say that that qovernmcnt was neither free nor Kuwaiti nor a qovernment - but it was certainly proVisiOnal. The Iraqi Government is now tryinq to invoke arquments to justify its actions by harking back to the time of the Ottoman sultans to demonstrate a riqht to engulf Kuwait. I would just remind the Council that on 4 October 1963 Iraq formally recxqnized Kuwait ‘a sovereignty and independence. Iraq should stand by that undertaking now. Even at Lhis stage it is not too late for Iraq to implement Security Council resolution 660 (1990) and avoid the impact of the sanctions provided for in Security Council resolution 661 (1990). I reiterate that we must continue to sUPport the efforts of the League of Arab Statest it must be our profound hope that the Current Arab summit in Cairo will bear fruit and point a way out of the crisis. Put I must also make it clear that such a way out of! the cc is is must in&x%3 the restoration of the eovateignty, independence and territorial integrity of Kuwait under its legitimate Government , and the withdrawal of all Iraqi forces unconditionally Eros Kuwait in accordance with Security Council resolution 660 (1990). 
analysis: The text appears to be a speech or statement by a diplomat or government representative, discussing the situation in Kuwait and Iraq. The language used is formal and diplomatic, indicating a focus on international relations and conflict resolution. The text mentions specific international organizations, such as the United Nations and the League of Arab States, and references international law and resolutions. This suggests that the category should be related to international relations or diplomacy.