text: ths international aommunity to Iraq to return to the path of law and order. Iraq eanmt with @Unity moak Security Council decisions snd continue evading the sanctions imposed upar it by resolution 661 (1990). B/ it5 VaLe in fsvour 0t reeolution 665 (1990), Zaire reiterates its sbadfast p!?eitfen! mrrkmr*4m A# *ha 4nwra4an 4 wuumit a stgf+ llmhu ae tha United VW..-- .----.. -_ --+- ---.---- _. -- .._.. ---; ~~tbll5 Urd a &et of the bil-Aligned mvmnt, by a wet of the am international bodies - in thir case Iraq. JP/CW S/W. 2938 39-40 (Mr. Lukabu Rhabouj i N’ Znj i, Zaire) Zaire calls upon Iraq to respect ths principles of international law governing relations between States and to respect the provisions of the Charter of the united Nations. The resolution just adopted by the Council is a l fitetu in the history of the United Nations. We agree on that. The resolution responds to a case unique in the annals of our Organisation. It is the firat case of an invasion of a State Member of the United Nations, followed by annexation of ail its territory, by another Hfaaber State. We hope that resolution 665 (1990) will be a useful deterrent tool which will oblige Iraq to respect the Council%~ decisions and induce it to withdraw from zkrwa it uncmdi tionally . Pot zsir.0, a people’s freedom is priceless. ms/ll WPV.2938 41 Mr. LOZINSKY (Union of Soviet Socialist Republics) (interpretation from Rmsian)t From the day Irag invaded Kuwait, the Swiet Union has taken a clear position Umleming that act of aggression, whhich created an extremely dangerous situatiar in the Persian Gulf area. Like most States, my country essentially had no other choice than to adopt that position, because the use of force to redraw State frontiers and annex a awereign country can start a chain reactim that 
analysis: The text appears to be a speech or statement by Zaire, a country that is part of the Non-Aligned Movement, to the United Nations Security Council. The speech is focused on the situation in Iraq and Kuwait, specifically the invasion of Kuwait by Iraq and the subsequent annexation of its territory. The speaker is urging Iraq to respect international law and the decisions of the Security Council, and is calling for Iraq to withdraw from Kuwait. The speech does not appear to be discussing economic development, natural resources, or any of the other categories listed.