Australia reiterates its appeal to South Africa to refrain from any further aggressive actions against Angola, a course which, as the representative of the United Kingdom has just said, would seem, in our eyes, to be in South Africa’s own best interests. 106. Mr. KASEMSARN (Thailand): Two weeks aeo the Security Council met to consider the. agenda item e&led “Complaint by Angola against South Africa”, resulting from the renewed escalation of hostile, unprovoked and persistent acts of aggression and sustained armed invasions committed by the racist regime of South Africa in viola- tion of the sovereignty, airspace and territorial integrity of Angola. The Council then unanimously adopted resolu- tion 571 (1985) demanding that “South Africa withdraw forthwith and unconditionally all its military forces from the territory of the People’s Republic of Angola” and deciding “to appoint and send immediately to Angola a commission of investigation . . . in order to evaluate the damage resulting from the invasion by South African forces’*. 107. Up to now, the racist regime of South Africa has continued to maintain its forces in Angola in blatant defiance of the Council’s resolution. My delegation is therefore compelled once again to express in the Council Thailand’s grave concern about the continuation of the serious situation in Angola. 108. Having made a statement in the Council on the complaint against South Africa by its neighbouring coun- tries on several occasions concerning the acts of aggression by South Africa against those countries, my delegation believes that any foreign occupation and violation by one country of the sovereignty and territorial integrity of another country constitutes a gross violation of intema- tional law and the Charter of the United Nations. We see no justification whatsoever in the violation of Angola’s sovereignty and territorial integrity by South African for- ces. Such actions not only threaten the stability of the 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a statement made by Thailand in the United Nations Security Council, discussing a conflict between South Africa and Angola. The focus is on the aggressive actions of South Africa and the need for it to withdraw its military forces from Angola, as demanded by the Security Council. The statement highlights the violation of international law and the Charter of the United Nations by South Africa's actions.

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