text: UNITED NATIONS ADDRESSED 'R3 THE PRESIDmT OF THE SECURITY (XXJNCIL (s/21470) LRTTER DATED 18 AUGUST 1990 FROM THE PERMANENT REPRESENTATIVE OF ITALY 'IX3 TM UNITED NATIONS ADDRESSED Ty) THE PRESIDENT OF THE SECURITY CXJNCIL (S/21561) LETTER DATED 24 AUGUST 1990 F'ROY THE PERYANENT REPRESENTATIVE OF THE FDERAL REPUBLIC OF GP.RMNY TO THE UNITED NATIONS ADDRESSED To THE PRESIDIWT OF THE SECURITY CXJNCIL (S/21634b LETI'RR DATED 24 AUGUST 1990 FRO9 THE PERWNENT REPRESENTATIVE OF ITALY TO THE fJNITm NATIONS ADDRESSED To THE PRESIDENT OF THE SECURITY CDUNCIL (%'21635~ IE'PTEH DATED 24 AUGUST 1990 FR'Bl THE PERMANENT REPRESaSTATIVE OF 'IRE NRTRERLAND9 'ID THE UNITED NATIONS ADDRESSm TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE SECURITY COUNCIL (S/21636) LSTFER DATED 24 AUGUST 1990 FROM THE CHARGE D'AFFAIRES A.I. DF THE PERMANENT YISSIDN OF SPAIN TO THE UNITED NATIONS ADDRESSED TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE SECURITY CXJNCIL (S/21637) WM'ER DATED 24 AUGUST 1990 FRD'l THE CIlARGE D'AFFAIRES A.I. OF THE PERMNENT MISSION OF RELGIW m THE UNITFD NATIONS ADDRESSm TO THE PRESIDENT OP THE SECURITY WJNCLL (S/21638) LETTER DATED 24 AUGUST 1990 FRCM THE PERWWENT REPRESENTATIVES OF EAHRAfN, KWIT, OWN, QATAR, SAUDI ARABIA AND THE UNITFD ARAR EWIRATES '1% THE UNITED NATION9 ADDRESSED n, THE PRESIDENT OF THE SECURITY OUNCIL (S/21639) The PRESIDENT: In accordance with the fbcfqimm k+kpn ?+ ~tevio\lr meettnqs on this item, I invite the representatives of Iraq and Ywait to take Dlaces at the Council table; I invite the reoresentativee oE Italv and Oman to take the olaces reserved For them at the side of the Council Chatier. JR/p, s/Pv.2938 3-5 At the invitition OF the President, wr. AL-Anbari (Iraq) took a place at the Council table; Mr. Abulhasan (Kuwait) took a place at the Council table; Mr. Ttaxler (Italy) and hw. Al-Khussaiby (Oman) took the places reserved for them 
analysis: This text appears to be related to a meeting of the United Nations Security Council, discussing a conflict or crisis involving Iraq and Kuwait, with representatives from other countries also present. The tone is formal and diplomatic, suggesting a focus on international relations and conflict resolution.