text: S Security Council Dietc. GENERAL s/17514 2 October 1985 ENGLISH ORPGINALt ARADIC/ENGLISIl LEl'"l'ER DATED 2 OCTOBER 19U5 FROM TtlFi PERMANENT REPRESENTATIVE OF KUWAIT TO THE UNITED NATIONS ADDRESSED TO THE PRESIDENT OF Tim SECURITY COUNCIL I have the honour to reaueet that the encloned etatemant sdoptcfi st the Extraordinary Minietcrisl Msetinq of the Arab Group on 1 October 19R5 he distributed ~EI a document of the Security Council. ( S igned 1 Mohammad P. ABULHASA~ Amhsrrsador Permanent PepceRent8t ive US-261154 1677.u (ii:) / . . . s/17514 Enqlish Paqe 2 Annex The Arab Ministers for Voraiqn Affairs convened an extraordinary mertinq Of the Arab Group at t.hr IJniteA Nati VI:;, at which they conaidarrd *he criminal Israeli aqqression aqainst the Rpputrlic of Tunisia that claimed as victims a larqe number of innocent civilians, comprisinq both memhara of tht! Tunisian people and Palest inian residents in Tunisian tetr itory. The Ministers stronqly condemned this hlatant aqqression, which constitutes a flaqrant violation of the principles of the Charter of the United Nations and the provisions of internat iona law and a direct threat to peace and security in the reqion ant! to international peace and security. The Ministers expressed their full so1idarit.y with the cbvernment and people of the Hepuhlic r,f Tunisia in facing up to this wicked aqqression that was directed aqainst the socereiqnty, inteqrity and security of a fraternal Atah State and a Member of the IJnited Nations. The Ministers called upon tha international community to assist the Hepuhlic of Tunisia in all areas in facinq 11p to the Israeli aqqreaRion and its consequences. They also approved a nllmhcr of appropriate measures, based on the principles of brat hrr hood, AraIl solidarity and joint commitment tn Arah and international 
analysis: The text appears to be a statement by the Permanent Representative of Kuwait to the United Nations, condemning an Israeli aggression against Tunisia and expressing solidarity with the Tunisian government and people. The focus is on international relations, conflict, and human rights, rather than economic or environmental issues.