Iraq News Agency (INA) has met a spokesman of the National Assembly to ask him about his comment on the statement related to Abdul Rahman Al-Atiyya, Secretary General of the Cooperation Council of the Arabian Gulf countries, and was published in "Al-Rai Al-A'm" daily in Kuwait.

The statement pointed out that President Saddam Hussein's speech does not reflect peaceful intentions and calming spirit, especially when it does not agree with the resolutions of Beirut Summit with regard to Kuwait's security and independence.

Abdul Rahman Al-Atiyya added that the Cooperation Council rejects the inciting logic, which the speech implied and its encouragement of terrorist acts, which have recently been befallen in Kuwait and the Kuwaiti government condemned them.

The spokesman of the National Assembly commented as saying:

We are glad that Mr. Abdul Rahman Al-Atiyya has just remembered the resolutions of Beirut Summit. And that it included resolutions that have based on the formal Arabic will. However, Doesn't Mr. Al-Atiyya feel ashamed for not remembering this Arabic will and its resolutions before now? And that he does not remember them except when he speaks about the Kuwait's security and independence alone? Haven't the Beirut Summit's resolutions included respect of Iraq's security and sovereignty? What does the latest behavior of the Kuwaiti officials mean when they contact with the agents? And doesn't that also mean that the Kuwaiti officials work against Iraq's security and sovereignty, and in the end, against Beirut's Summit and its resolutions?

What does Mr. Abdul Rahman say about the daily air raids, which the US and Britain launch from the Kuwaiti military bases and across its space to kill the Iraqis and destroy their properties? Doesn't that mean mutiny and disrespect to the Beirut Summit and its resolutions? And even the Arabs' will as well as the will of the International Community except for the US and British will? Or else Mr. Al-Atiyya does not see Iraq's security, sovereignty and independence important?

If he does not see this, then people of Iraq do so and regard them essential to their lives and that Iraq did not exceed the resolutions of Beirut Summit but it complied to them even on the level of media, while the Kuwaiti rulers did not comply to them even to their lowest limit.

If Mr. Abdul Rahman Al-Atiyya thinks that the American forces that invade Kuwait and launch from its bases to destroy Iraq's properties and kill the innocent people and those concerned are planning to occupy Iraq, God damn them, then we , in Iraq and in the whole Arab Nation, believe that it is an honor and duty for every Arab believer to face up these forces. And that those who are killed among them are damned while those who are killed among the resisting groups are brave martyrs.

May God, be merciful to our martyrs, the dutiful martyrs of the Arab Nation and God may damn every criminal aggressor and those who betray God and their nation.