text: These actions deserve tbe Co~ocil'8 most vigorous condemnation. These actions deserve the adoption of further meaaureti to oppose the Iraqi invader. These actions are tbe result of the continued occupation of Kuwait. That is why the Security Council is called upon to consider , especially. the need to put an end to the occupation of Kuwait. The Security Council is called upon to tighten the vice by every possible means and procedure without discrimination to compel Iraq to comply with the Council's resolutions , withdraw its troops from Kuwaiti territory entirely and enable the legitimate Government of Kuwait to resume its rightful place and continue in the generous tradition of the Ruwaiti State. Allow me once again to express Uwait's appreciation to all States that have faced up to the difficulties imposed by Iraq, those couotries that have thus far kept their Embasoies open in Ruwait. We ehould like also to express our appreciation to the Security Council, which continues to keep under consideration the situation between Irag and Ruwrit and Iraq's occupation of Kuwait with a aease of responsibility, firmness and persistence in purrruiag the need to apply the provisions of the Charter. In so doing, the Council stands as a bulwark in defence of peace and eecurity. I thank the Council and convey my deep admiration. S (interpretation ftom Russian)r I call on the repreeentative of Iraq. Rw9 S1PV.2940 38-40 Mr. (Iraq) (interpretation from Arabic): With a swiftness that is hardly its custom. the Security Council has been adopting resolution after resolution and imposPng sanctions again& Iraq and its people, depriving them of a normal life, medicines and foodstuffs. in contradiction of the most elementary ana basic humanitarian principles. It would have done better to act with the same swiftness to implement its resolutions concerning Israel end the occupied 
analysis: The text appears to be a speech or statement made by a representative of Kuwait to the United Nations Security Council, condemning the Iraqi invasion and occupation of Kuwait, and calling for further measures to be taken to end the occupation and ensure the withdrawal of Iraqi troops. The text focuses on the humanitarian consequences of the occupation, including the deprivation of basic necessities such as food, medicine, and a normal life. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting that the speech is intended to persuade the Security Council to take action.