has agreed to make an appropriate, substantial and phased reduction of its troops in the Territory during the transitional period, to a level acceptable to the Secretary-General. This reduction will be effected within a period of 12 weeks beginning on D-Day. At the end of the 12-week period the Military Unit of MINURSO will verify that the Moroccan troop strength in the Territory does not exceed the accepted level. VII. CONFINEMENT OF EACH PARTY'S COMBATANTS TO AGREED LOCATIONS 55. One week before D-Day each party will inform the Secretary-General of the strength and location of its military forces. With effect from D-Day the troops of each party, together with their arms and military equipment, will be confined to the locations described in paragraphs 56 and 57 below, plus any additional locations which may be determined by the Special Representative after consulting the parties. The troops' confinement to these locations will be monitored by the Military Unit of MINURSO. No movement outside the agreed locations will be permitted except for the purpose specified in paragraph 54 above or for routine logistic purposes or rotation, for which the authority of the Military Unit of MINURSO will be required'in each case. The Special Representative will deal with S/21360 English Page 17 any violation of the agreed arrangements in the manner described in paragraph 53 above. 56. The Moroccan troops remaining in the Territory will, with the exceptions mentioned in this paragraph, consist only of troops deployed in static or defensive positions along the sand wall constructed by Morocco close to the eastern and southern frontiers of the Territory. All intervention forces and artillery units will have been withdrawn, as will all Moroccan air force units previously used for interdiction and offensive operations. The only exceptions to these arrangements will be: 
**Analysis**
This text appears to be a part of a peace agreement or treaty, specifically focusing on the withdrawal of troops and the confinement of combatants in a specific territory. The language used is formal and diplomatic, indicating a international agreement. The content is concerned with the military aspects of the agreement, rather than any economic, social, or cultural aspects.

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