States and, in this particular case, against Angola, the apartheid regime of South Africa is aiming at intimidating those countries into submitting to political ,arrangements that would neutralize them as opponents of apartheid. Moreover, through this naked aggression the Pretoria 5 rtgime is trying to prevent the inddpendence of Namibia for as long as possible. 59. The latest round of military aggression against Angola clearly shows that the aparrheid regime has never been interested in peace and stability in the region. The assertion of South Africa that the ongoing military opera- tions in Angola were undertaken to protect Namibia from attacks by SWAP0 forces must be considered totally unac- ceptable and to be a cover for Pretoria’s disrespect for the territorial integrity and national sovereignty of Angola. 60. Only a few weeks ago, Angola hosted the Conference of Foreign Ministers of Non-Aligned Countries, which considered, among other international issues, the situation in southern Africa. The Ministers condemned the con- tinued occupation of part of Angolan territory by South African troops, declared that they considered that occupa- tion as an act of aggression against the Movement of Non- Aligned Countries and demanded the unconditional withdrawal of the South African troops. 61. It is the Council’s duty to act firmly and effectively in order to put an e’nd to the South African aggression against Angola. The aparrheid regime must be made to understand in very clear terms that its aggression cannot be tolerated. Otherwise, international peace and security will continue to be seriously threatened, and the prestige of the Organization will be further tarnished. 62. To the people and Government of Angola, the people and Government of the Republic of Cyprus extend their fullest solidarity and support. 63. The PRESIDENT: The next speaker is the represen- 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a political statement or a diplomatic communication, discussing the conflict between South Africa and Angola, and the role of the international community in addressing the situation. The language used is formal and official, suggesting a formal document or statement. The text does not mention any specific economic, environmental, or social issues, but rather focuses on the political and military aspects of the conflict.

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