text: resolution 665 (1990), just adopted. Their vote is a living expression of their mitment to the principles of the Charter and defence of the credibility of the Secur it? Council. In ackmtina this resolution. tha Security Council antars hiatorv throuQI its widest gates and lays a eolid baeis for peace and the safequarding of the rights and principles of peoples. S/PV.2938 57 (Hr. Abulhaean, Kuwait) The Council meets today to follow uQ and complement the persistent and effective efforts that have been under my since the wantan aggression comitted against Kuwait and the occupation of Kuwaiti territory, rendering its Qeople homeless and annexing the muntry through the use of overrrhelminq force. That effort on the part of the Council has led to the abption of five resolutions which expressed the wnscience and sentiroents of the whole world in condeminq the Iraqi thgime, its expansionist schemes and its total disregard fa human Value8 and principles, for international norum and fOK the fundamentals of civilized hmn relations. Thm the Iraqi riqime has been totally isolated from the civilised comnity of nations and nov finds itself in a dark corner, follwing a jurt decision by the world combunity and the Council, namely, that it is an outlaw, non-peace-loving r6gime which the international amnunity cannot trust or deal with, and for that reason it has imposed comprehensive sanctions cn that rigiw. This boycott would not have been enforced had not the Council shcwn a positive response in keeping with the principle8 of justice. The Council is l uare of what Kuwait, a smmll and peaceful omntcy, does tc serve its citizens, to prwids thr with a welfare system and to make optimum UM of Kuwait’s God-given natUfa1 resources. Kuwait’s pioneer role in the economic developsent of the developing vorld ir well known. Ku-it has prcuided unlimited support to its brothers and sisters 
analysis: This text appears to be a speech or statement about international relations and politics, specifically regarding the situation in Kuwait and the actions of the Security Council. The language used is formal and diplomatic, indicating a high-level official or government document. The text mentions the principles of justice, human values, and international norms, suggesting that the topic is related to international law and global governance. Additionally, the text highlights the economic and humanitarian aspects of the situation, including the impact of sanctions on Kuwait and its citizens.