S/RES/662(1990)

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S/RES/662(1990) is a 1990 United Nations Security Council resolution that declared Iraq’s attempted annexation of Kuwait null and void during the Gulf crisis.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf UN Security Council Resolution
United Nations Security Council resolution
adoptedAt United Nations Headquarters NERFINISHED
adoptedBy United Nations Security Council NERFINISHED
adoptedOn 1990-08-09
affirms continued existence of Kuwait as a Member State of the United Nations
aim to deny legal effect to Iraq’s annexation of Kuwait
to uphold the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Kuwait
bindingNature binding on UN Member States
callsUpon all States and international organizations not to recognize any annexation of Kuwait by Iraq
chapterOfUNCharterInvoked Chapter VII
concernsCountry Iraq NERFINISHED
Kuwait NERFINISHED
conflictContext Gulf crisis
Iraqi invasion of Kuwait NERFINISHED
decisionType decision on non-recognition of territorial acquisition by force
declares Iraq’s attempted annexation of Kuwait null and void
Iraq’s purported annexation of Kuwait has no legal validity
documentType Security Council resolution text
languageOfAdoption Arabic
Chinese
English
French
Russian
Spanish
legalBasis United Nations Charter NERFINISHED
legalEffect non-recognition of Iraqi annexation of Kuwait
organ Security Council NERFINISHED
partOfSeries UN Security Council resolutions on the Gulf crisis (1990–1991) NERFINISHED
placeOfAdoption New York City NERFINISHED
reaffirms independence of Kuwait
sovereignty of Kuwait
territorial integrity of Kuwait
regionConcerned Middle East NERFINISHED
relatedEvent Iraqi invasion of Kuwait on 2 August 1990
relatedToResolution S/RES/660(1990)
S/RES/661(1990) NERFINISHED
status in force
subjectMatter sovereignty of Kuwait
territorial integrity of Kuwait
topic Iraqi annexation of Kuwait
international peace and security
UNBodyType principal organ resolution
UNDocumentSymbol S/RES/662(1990)
yearOfAdoption 1990

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