text: invading aggressors to restore the legitimate authority and to put an end to their barbaric acts and deviations. The aggression by the Iraqi regime against the State of Kuwait, which resulted in occupation, and the vicious Iraqi attempts to annex Kuwait in flagrant violation of all charters, norms of conduct and treaties, including those legal instruments concluded between the two countries and deposited right here with the United Nations, is not an ordinary conflict between two States over a piece of land. Rather, the Iraqi aggression was the culmination of a pre-meditated scheme to occupy and seize the entire State by force of arms. This aggression, alas, was RC/13 A/45/PV.10 48 (Sheikh Al-Sabah) perpetrated by a country with which we had several internationally recognized treaties and agreements within 'the frameworks of the League of Arab States, the Organization of the Islamic Conference, the United Nations and other international organizations. This Iraqi regime has invented false pretexts and untenable claims against my peaceful and peace-loving country. In response to them, and despite our firm conviction that those claims were totally unfounded, we proposed the setting up of a mutually acceptable, neutral Arab arbitration panel, to which both parties would submit their differences. However, Iraq turned down that offer out of hand. Our last attempt at a peaceful resolution of our problems with Iraq was the bilateral round of talks in Jeddah, in our sister Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, in the course of which Kuwait stressed the need to resolve its outstanding problems with Iraq within an Arab context. But Iraq's plans were not anchored in any legal framework or based on any formal legal instruments. In fact, Iraq was bent on sweeping through the entire territory of Kuwait, violating its sovereignty and violating the sanctity of Kuwaiti citizens' lives and property. As a consequence, rape, 
analysis: The text appears to be a speech or statement related to a political conflict, specifically the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting that it may be an official document or statement from the Kuwaiti government. The text mentions treaties, charters, and international organizations, which further supports the idea that it is a political document.