text: consf&eraticm to the intecnettonal leqqftimacy on which they make fine speeches. JSWpt/%h S/PV. 2934 43- 45 (Mr. Al-Anbarf, Iraq) X refer to such bitters but I neverthelese respect fully the Security Cauncil and ita aembers. s Mu Government officially stated that it would undertake the withdram from Kuuait of ite forces on 5 August this year, and that withdrawal wb8 begun. Nme the less, some international circles do not want thi5 withdrawal to proceed peacefully. That is why they have brought serious pressure to bear an the international community diplcraatically and by other means and iesued threats against my country; and that has ma& it impoaalble for my country to cmplete the withdraval in a eerene climate. The allegations that Iraq ia acting against a brotherly Arab country are withart foundation uhateoever. Iraq ham denied those allegations at a very high “eve1 and repeated that it respects the territorial integrity of 011 neighbouring Arab States, including the brotherly country of Gaudi Arabia. Neverthelesn, military intervention in the region ie, in fact, the factor for the instability there. when the Security Cauncil adopted resolutim 661 (19901, we heard statements fram scae of its members tRat the impcsiticm of economic eanctiam &odd not be a prete%t for unilateral milit~y r&easures QI the part of any State not involved fn the matter. Nare the less, a member of the Seeurity Council trampled upon that resolution and did undertake unilateral :ilitary measures, and that ie the true factor for the instability In the regiar at the present time. The Revolutionary Camiaand Carneil in I rag, which ie the euprecse authority of ----A. our c~mtcy, a&pted an important reao’mtion, & I tbirik G-I&~ the beet ciw-=~~~ to be made on the resolution adopted by the Council today at thie meeting is to quote 
analysis: The text appears to be a speech or statement made by a representative of Iraq, possibly in a United Nations Security Council meeting. The content focuses on the country's withdrawal from Kuwait, allegations of aggression against a neighboring Arab state, and the impact of military intervention on regional stability. The language used suggests a political and diplomatic context, with references to international resolutions and Security Council meetings.