text: best wish- to you on your assumption of th presidency of the Cou%iL. MP/# WPV. 2932 22 (Ms. Rasf, Finland) it this early-morning hour, I do not intend to take mu& of the Council’s the: The dangerous situation betueen Iraq md Kwait does not require lengthy stataments. We learned with shock md dimnay about the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait. This act of aggressim is a gross violation of the United Nations Charter. Finland has always condemned the use of force or the threat of its use in relations between States and we continue to do so. In conformity vith this policy, Finland has agreed to wsponsor the draft resolution before the Security Council. we urge Iraq to withdraw its forces fra the territory it has occupied. We urge the parties to settle their dispute in a peaceful -net, The .PRESIDENTr I thank the representative of Finland for her kind words addressed to me. Mr. EOZINSRY (Union of &viet Socialist Republics) (interpretation from Russian) t Mr. President, allow me first of all t43 congratulate you upon your E M.dering the responsibilities of Presi&ent of the Security Council at this difficult hour and to wish you tmccess in your responsible work. The Soviet delegation would aleo like to express its gratitude to the Permanent Representative of Malaysia far having successfully discharqed the duties of President of the Security Comcll last month. The Soviet delegatim expresses ita profound concern au8 alarm over the reports of the invasion by Iraqi amad forces into Kuwait. On several occasions recently the soviet Union has spoken out in favour of a peaceful solution of all of the problems that have arisen between those two states. We 1-k forward to positive results from the negotiationa and msdiatim efforts undertaken by the Arab States of the region. We are even mre mncerned by reports to the effect that 
analysis: The text appears to be a speech or statement made by a representative of Finland or the Soviet Union to the United Nations Security Council, likely in response to the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait. The language used is formal and diplomatic, with a focus on expressing condemnation and concern for the situation. The content does not mention specific economic, environmental, or social issues, but rather emphasizes the importance of peaceful resolution and international cooperation.