The invasion of Kuwait "will not stand," he says again and again: America will not "yield one inch" on its demand that Iraq unconditionally withdraw from Kuwait.
BEIJING — For weeks, China's Foreign Ministry had been vehement in its denunciations of India and insistence that New Delhi unconditionally withdraw troops that had trespassed into Chinese territory.
Palestinian officials said they were willing to cooperate with General Zinni, but only if the Israelis unconditionally withdrew from all the Palestinian-controlled areas they have invaded in the past two weeks, and only if General Zinni intended to impose a cease-fire on both sides.
In remarks that seemed intended to avoid any sign of faltering as the United States expands its presence in the gulf, Mr. Bush said at a news conference at his vacation home here that there was "no flexibility" on the United States' basic demand that President Saddam Hussein unconditionally withdraw Iraqi forces from Kuwait.
It calls for both countries to unconditionally withdraw troops to their own territory and "immediately cease all hostilities".
Iraq, it said, must "immediately and unconditionally" withdraw from Kuwait.
Mr. Hussein said Iraq would review the decision to halt exports after a month, or after the Israeli military withdrew unconditionally from Palestinian territory.
Mr. President, just very briefly, you have called repeatedly for the Iraqis to be out of Kuwait, to withdraw unconditionally and completely.
The final reason for keeping the Syrian soldiers evaporated in May 2000, when Israel withdrew unconditionally from southern Lebanon as demanded by the UN Security Council resolution 425 of 1978.
'When I first heard that statement I must say I was happy that Saddam Hussein had seemed to realise that he must now withdraw unconditionally.
Gargash said the Saudi and UAE-led offensive aimed "to help the UN envoy in his last chance to convince the Houthis to withdraw unconditionally from the city and avoid any confrontation".
