text: to resolution 666 (1990). As for the other draft resolution submitted today, it is our view that it clearly departed from the spirit and purposes and specific provisions adopted by a majority of Council members in resolution 661 (1990). The Soviet delegation was therefore unable to support it. I now resume my function 8s President of the Security Council. I call upon the representative of Kuwait, who has asked to make a statement. RIO15 WPV.2939 74-75 m. ABW (Kuwait)(fnterpretation from Arabic): It is a source of pleasure for my ilelegation to see you. Sir, a representative of the great and fraternal country of the Coviet Union, presiding over the Council's work for this month l Your reputation and vast experience and wisdom are well known. We offer you our cot blations and wish you well and are sure that you will conduct the Council's work with your characteristic wisdom. I should also like to take thin opportunity to express to our friend Ambassador Munteanu, Permanent Representative of Romania, our congratulations on the excellent manner in which he conducted the work of the Council last month, during which the Security Council played its effective role in defending international peace and security and in translating the principle8 of the Charter into implementable resolutions. BCT/mgr WPV.2939 76 (Mr.) X should also like to welcome among us the new Permanent Representative of the United Kingdom, Sir David Hannay. X wish him every success as he carries out his task of serving bfs country here. I am sure that our two delegations will fully co-operate with each other in the interests of the just causes oP the world. The brutal Iraqi aggression against Kuwait has not confined itself to violating the independence and territorial integrity of Kuwaitr Iraq has engaged 
analysis: This text appears to be a transcript of a meeting of the United Nations Security Council, discussing a recent conflict and resolutions related to it. The language used is formal and diplomatic, indicating a focus on international relations and politics. The mention of a country's independence and territorial integrity also suggests a focus on international law and security.