text: In conclusion, we omphasiae that concrete measures must be taken to deal with the complex and chronic issues in our region, foremost among which is the question of Palestine. That is the way to restore the Security Council's credibility and to ensure that it is serious about shouldering its responsibilities. We stress that all our efforts and activities in.the Security Council will be designed to justify the confidence shown in u3 when we were elected to this body. We shall continue to co-operate with other members of the Council to that end. s (interpretation from Russian): I express our gratitude to the Minister for Foreign Affairs of Yemen for the kind words he addressed to my Government and to the Soviet Union. WON DE OlJlJ@@A (Cubaj (interpretation from Spanish): First, f welcome you, Mr. President, and express my delegation’s pleasure at seeing you, a distinguished Soviet personality, an outstanding leader of the Government of the Soviet Union, with which mine has brotherly relations, guidiag our Council's proceedings. BCWpt WPV.2943 19-20 (Mr.) The Security Council has shown unprecedented diligence ever since Iraq invaded Ruwait, on 2 August. It has adopted - sometimes in a matter of a few hours - an unending number of resolutions. For the first time in its history, it has demonstrated the will to enforce those resolutions. Cuba voted in favour of the resolutions that rejected the inadmissible invasion of Kuwaiti territory, the illegal claim to annexation. and the violation of diplomatic norms ae well as the conversion of foreign citizens into hostages. For reasons of principle, we reject the conduct of the Government of Iraq in this respect and we appeal to it, once again, to cease such conduct and to abide by Security Council resolutions 660 (1990). 662 (1990) and 664 (1990). 
analysis: The text appears to be a speech or statement by a representative of the Soviet Union, addressing the Security Council of the United Nations. The content focuses on the situation in the Middle East, particularly the invasion of Kuwait by Iraq, and the efforts of the Security Council to address this issue. The language used is formal and diplomatic, with a focus on international relations and global governance.