text: und not irr a cmitment to principles. Therefore. noithor side CM expect eo ,ecmuad thr ru~t~t.t af XuEl&m pLpb’%c: L@“&+ urr?nbrr It mmhrrlrm nm I .swrrcLaml rrA --------- -- - =---ML-D- I_ cleer eouree of rectifying ite part policies. In view of the very Qeegorous end criticel circumeteecee in the strategic Parelen Gulf area and deepite the trarwndoua dam~or incurrad by the Iranian pcmple IfCPll UIS/Rv. 5 44-4s aa l rerult of the hootile peliciem of the -jot Power8 W 801y regfouhl St8ter irr tba uoume of the part 10 gearr. the Irluie Republic of Iran bnr follorSea the 0evelopontr with conristency, co8xorsl and hen Qnterert, end her re8cted 8aaotdimqly. Pram the vary outret of thm IraqL invarion of Kua7aftt, the Irladc Bepublia of Iran uleaz1y au& unubiquounly csndauled Iraqi aqqrordon 8114 deaan&d tbm Miate. total and uncoadlt0onal withdrawal of Iraqi forces from Kuwait. Awjf Iv45/Pv. 5 46 Sbqrettablp, the Iraqi occupation of Kuwait provided the pro ext for foreign Pouere, particularly the Wnitad Ststea and other Western couatrier, to dispatch their force6 08 a xaasive scale to tbu Persian Gulf region. Recent atatameata by Amaric~ officialr signifying their fat63&ion - a long-terx presence of United Stator forcer in tb@ arek and the creation of a new military and security arrangesmat in the region - are alarxing, and certainly give rise to further iaatability and tension in the area. It would be a very great mistake for the Waited States to assume that Muallm people would be indifferent to, and silent in tbe face of, such a presence. We have repeatedly declared, even from this vary roatrtlm, that lasting peace and security in the volatile Persian Gulf region can be provided only by tba countrioa of the Pegion. The religious, cultural and economic bonds between the 
analysis: The text appears to be a diplomatic statement or a political document, discussing the situation in the Persian Gulf region, the conflict between Iran and Iraq, and the presence of foreign powers. It emphasizes the importance of regional countries taking responsibility for their own security and peace, rather than relying on external powers.