text: Proncisco has met a violent challenge. The invasion of iuwait by Iraq has darkened the light of this new ora. The Argentine people, together with the international community, is deeply concerned snd afflicted by this episode born of aggression and of disregarcl for the most fundamental rules of international coexistence. My Government condemns Iraq's aggression and, in conformity with Security Council resolutions, demands the immediate and unconditional withdrawal of Iraqi troops from Kuwait and the restoration of the authority of the legitimate Government of that country. Another source of concorn .ps the situation in which the Kuwaiti people and the hundreds of thousands of forciga refugees in tho area find themselves. My lWjf hlIS/PV.S 29-30 Uovernmeat urge8 Iraq to apply f&o 1949 Geneva Convention8 and the 1977 Mditional Protocols regarding tbo protection of civilian peraoas in time of war and to permit iamcrdiataly all foreigner8 who wish to do 80 to leave Kuwait and Iraq. However, 8ro beliovo that tboro exproaaions are not enough, because we face a new fact: the firrt cballonqo to tbo order that has emerged since the ending of tho cold war. This is a cballonqe that takes u8 back to a Past wo wish to loave behind - a part based on confrontation and the uao of force which sevoroly hampered tho functioaiag of our Organisation. Tuat ir why we are oppoaod to those who propose aggression and terrorism, and 110 80 doing w8 favour the implementation of tbo operative mechanisms enviaaqod in the Charter a8 tbo sole rateguard for the loss powerful countrios and aa tbo guarantee of peace for the inrtomational community. 12 ir in that context that my Government has decided to send a force, which will join tbo intomational undertaking aimed at securing the implomentation of United Nation8 rosolutionr imposing sanctiona against. Iraq for its invasion of 
analysis: The text appears to be a diplomatic statement condemning the invasion of Kuwait by Iraq and calling for international action to restore the legitimate government of Kuwait. The language used is formal and official, suggesting a government or international organization as the author. The text focuses on international relations, security, and humanitarian concerns, rather than economic, social, or environmental issues.