condemn the terrorist groups and their "sponsors, but to ex.tend support to the victims of that terrorism and institute co-operative measures to eradicate the problem. (c) Details on the terrorism that has been directed against Zimbabwe Using the goods and services essential to destabilization that South Africa has provided them with, terrorist groups in Zimbabwe have continued to wage their acts of terror on the people. The South Africa involvement with these elements of terror has been revealed by captured, and, in some cases, convicted dissidents who have been trained in camps and by South Africans, inside South Africa, the capture of weapons by Zimbabwe's security forces emanating from South Africa and the similarity between weapons captured from other terrorist groups in Mozambique, Angola and Lesotho, radio broadcasts from South Africa to Zimbabwe, Mozambique and Angola designed to destabilize these countries and further the cause of terrorism, and overwhelming evidence of South African recruitment of Zimbabweans for the I ... A/40/445 English Page 18 purposes of training and subsequent deployment back in Zimbabwe. South Africa supports terrorism designed to destabilize the Zimbabwean society and there is ample proof of this. (d) Supporting United Nations resolutions on international terrorism and requesting the United Nations to regard groups sponsored by South Africa to terrorize and destabilize Zimbabwe and other countries in the region as international terrorists The necessary sanction must also be extended to the country that is instrumental to such terrorist groups' existence and, therefore, responsible for their activities. Zimbabwe hopes that the international community will act, decisively and now, to check and control this new front of international terrorism on the face of the world and is concerned that if concerted action is not taken now, the international community may live to regret the consequences of its failure to act. III. COMMUNICATIONS RECEIVED FROM INTERNATIONAL INTERGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a diplomatic statement condemning terrorism and requesting international action to address the issue. It specifically mentions Zimbabwe and South Africa, and highlights the support of terrorist groups by South Africa. The language used is formal and official, suggesting that it may be a government statement or a report to an international organization.

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