new tricks and hit upon the idea of fixing a tag of "volunteers'" to their aggressor troops in Kampuchea. These are indeed cheap tricks which make themselves an object of ridicule. At the same time. the Vietnamese again put forward three so-called pre-conditions for the total withdrawal of their troops. slandering the just action of China and the A SEAN member countries in support of the Kampuchean people· s resistance to Vietnamese aggression as a threat to their security. All this ha~ been done in order to invent excuses for their continued execution of a policy of aggression and expansion and their refusal to withdraw all their troops from Kampuchea. As for the "annual partial withdrawals·· of troops. this is nothing new. It is just a repetition of the deceitful ··partial withdrawar· offer the Vietnamese authorities put forward last July [.H'<' S!/5281 ]. Al-though the withdrawals are now called "annual and partial", no time limit or numbers are specified, and the withdrawals are made de­ pending on "security conditions ... How can such an announced "offer" of withdrawal be of any practical significance'! All justice-upholding and peace-loving countries and peoples wish to see a settlement of the Kampuchean question at the earliest possible date. The Chinese Government has repeatedly explained its basic position, views and proposals for a settlement of the Kampu­ chean question, which can be summed up as follows: -Viet Nam must first declare an unconditional withdrawal of all its troops from Kampuchea. -The Soviet Union should cease supporting Viet Nam·s aggres­ sion against Kampuchea, and should act in the spirit of the Charter of the United Nations and in compliance with the relevant resolu­ tions of the General Assembly by urging Viet Nam to withdraw all its troops from Kampuchea. If the Vietnamese Government should decide to announce a with­
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a diplomatic statement or a political communiqué, discussing the situation in Kampuchea (now Cambodia) and the involvement of Vietnam and China. It mentions troops, aggression, withdrawal, and international relations, indicating a focus on international politics and conflicts.

**Category**
International relations, Humanitarian aid and relief