text: Cauncil resolution 660 (1990) and we reiterate our support for the full restoration of We unity, aoveteignty and territorial integrity of Kuwait. JB/7 S/W. 2934 Mr. RAZALI (Malaysia) : Malaysia is extremely disappointed and alarmed by the Iraqi action to annex Kuwait. The action was taken in the face of Security Cauncil resolutions 660 (1990) and 661 (1990)) raising very qrave questions about the steps ahead. Malaysia upholds that every country, the weak as well as the powerful, must come within the parameters and strictures 0f Unit& Nations principles. No principle is mOre important and more hallwed than the riqht of all nations to their sovereignty, national independence and territ0rial integrity. The world has cOme a long way fccm the history of wars and miseries brought about as a result of ambitions and imperatives of States to expand and annex other States around thae. There is now total rsjecticn of such acts and policies. The Security Council this time and in thio instance can do no less. The annexation of Kuwait is totally unacceptable. In rejecting the annexa ti0n of Kuwait, the Security Cauncil will need to do so from the hiqh qraund that it represents as a collective intetnati0nal authority, and it must be prepared to take the necessary action to resltore to Kuwait its sovereignty and territorial integrity. Malaysia watd like to appeal t0 Sraq not to doubt the will and ability of the United Nations to bring the full weight of its power and influence to implement Security Council resolutions 660 (1990) and 661 (1990). The atmosphere at the moment is dsnqerausly charged with aainarn possibilities. The Arab cmuntriee at this moment are engaged in critical discu5sion5 at the highest level to determine a response that will move the situation away from the pmcfpfce bowardo which we are advancing. 
analysis: The text appears to be a speech or statement made by a representative of Malaysia to the United Nations Security Council, likely in response to the annexation of Kuwait by Iraq. The speech focuses on the principles of sovereignty, national independence, and territorial integrity, and emphasizes the importance of the United Nations in maintaining international order and resolving the crisis. Given the context and content of the speech, it is likely that the category is related to international relations and diplomacy.