text: territories, which have been completely ignored by the Israeli occupation forces in recent years without the Councfl's even moving its little finger. JSWedd WPV.2940 41 The newa of the claimed intrusion into the residence of the French Ambassador is completely false and unfounded. The actual instructions given to the local authorities in the province of Kuwait are very clear. These instructions stipulate that these residencerr should not be entered, although they no longer have diplomatic immunity. What happened is that a French national who had been working as a counsellor in the French Embassy - an en-counsellor of the French Ambassador - was in the house of one of the members of the Royal Family. After having been identified, he was taken to the residence of the French Ambassador. Nothing was done to nim. It is very clear that the measures anuounced by the French Government today are URjUStifiabl8. If one looka at the French political scene0 one will understand that the French Government was looking for a pretext to escalate the situation and to justify ita colonialist-expansionist policy, which depends upon a tie-in with United stetes policy. Thus France has tried to create unfounded tension. Iraq, wbicb has had long and friendly relations with France, did nothing againat France, the French Government, the French people or French nationals resident in Iraq. bloreover, French nationals - the elderly and those who are ill - haV8 re.ceived Iraq’s permission to depart as of 17 September. France is fully responsible for tbe escalation of tbe situation , with all ite ramifications and consequences. A0 everyone knewb, Iraq’s position ie clear: our country respects the Vienna Conventions on Diplomatic and COnSUlalt Relations. Even in Kuwait City, Iraq baa taken into account the humanitarian considerations involved, to the extent that 
analysis: The text appears to be a statement or a press release from the Iraqi government regarding a specific incident involving the French Ambassador's residence and the treatment of French nationals in Iraq. The text does not discuss any economic, environmental, or scientific issues, but rather focuses on international relations, politics, and diplomacy. It seems to be more relevant to the realm of international relations and politics rather than any specific field of development or humanitarian aid.