Paae 3 persiRtant unwillinqnees to implement the relevant United Nationa resolutions and c-leciaionR and ita refusal to concede to the people of Namibia the riqht to Relf-determination and independence. The Pretoria r&ime’e extenRion of itR inhuman apartheid RyRtem to Namibia and the hrutal discrimination it practiceR aqalnRt the population of the country hy dividinq up itR territory on a racial baRis are truly criminal. The Ukrainian SSR Rupports the struqqle of the Namihian people under the 1eadprRhip of SWAP0 ayainRt the aqqresRion of South Africa and for the realization of their inalienable riqht to self-determination and independence in a united Namibia haRed on territorial intearity, in accordance with the united NationR Charter and the reRolution8 of the General Assembly. This Rtruqqle by all the meanR at their diRpoRa1, includinq armed Rtruqqle, haa been and remainR lawful and leqitimate. The Ukrainian SSH condemne the perRiRtent and systematic attemptR by the illeqal South African adminiRtration to undermine, discredit and destroy SWAP0 and the memhers and supporterR of this Namibian national liberation movement. The Ukrainian SSR resolutely condemns South Africa for the continuinq Mild-up of itu military capability in Namibia, for itR uRe OC mercenarieR to maintain the cccupation of that country and launch attackA aqainst independent African StateR, dnd for itR use of Namibian territory to carry out repeated acts of aaqreesion, subversion and riestahilization aqainst neiqhhourinq countriee. In thiR connection, t.he Ilkrainian SSR fully supporte the fltronq appeal to the international community contained in General ARsemhly reRolution 34/50 to increase, AR a matter of urqency, the financial, material, military and political Rupport to the front-line States, The Ukrainian SSR oppoRes the continuinq plunder by foreiqn monopo1ie.s and trsnsnatinnal corporations of Namihia’R natural reRourceR, which are the inalienehle and undieputed (.roperty of the Namihian people. Tt is essential to 
**Analysis**
This text appears to be a political statement or declaration, condemning the actions of South Africa and supporting the Namibian people's struggle for independence and self-determination. The text mentions specific resolutions and events, indicating a strong focus on international relations and politics. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting that the text is intended for an official or international audience.

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