achieve this objective, try to sign non-aggression pacts and peace agreements with their neighbours. We have now seen that, when necessary, the racist regime of Pretoria violates those pacts and agreements, as in the cases of the Lusaka and Nkomati agreements. Do you not think, Mr. President, that those violations should teach a lesson to those who are now thinking of initiating negotiations with the Zionist aggressors and are in fact going to fail into the same trap as was set for South Africa’s neighbours? 131. Both those regimes engage in mutual nuclear co- operation and enjoy technical assistance from Western countries. Both rigimes constitute strategic bases for the preservation of American interests. Both regimes are protected-very often, as a matter of fact-by American vetoes in the Security Council. Finally, both regimes enjoy the luxury of intelligence, military, technological and eco- nomic co-operation with Western imperialism, headed by the United States. And, interestingly enough, both regimes are also producers of military hardware. 132. Both regimes attack the countries that give refuge to those who have escaped from the repressive policies of the two racist regimes. In Botswana, South Africa claimed to have killed terrorists. Among the 12 victims, there was a child of six and an old man of about 60. 133. As the international community has often decided, the nations of the world must sever their military, eco- nomic, cultural and diplomatic relations with South Africa and the Zionist base in the Middle East. Regrettably, there are countries which simply make a mockery of that call to the global conscience and maintain their illegal ties with both the apartheid regime and the Zionist base. 134. In paragraph 4 of its recent resolution 571 (1985), the Security Council “Calls upon all States to implement 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a speech or a statement by a government official or a diplomat, likely criticizing the policies of South Africa and Israel. The language used is formal and diplomatic, with a focus on international relations, politics, and human rights. The text mentions various agreements, treaties, and resolutions, as well as the actions of Western countries, which suggests that the category will likely be related to international relations and politics.

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