thirty-ninth session expressed its profound concern that StaLe terrorism had lately been practised ever more frequently in relations betneen SEates and that military and other actions were being taken against, the sovereignty and political independence of States and the self-deternination of peoples. 23. The Ukrainian SSR has condemned and continues to condemn all nanifestations of terrorisn. We categorically reject the policy of those States which have chosen terrorism as a neehod of conducting affairs with other countries and peopLes. Such a policy is in essence an attempt to deprive peoples of their inalienable rights to free self-determination, the independent choice of their political and econonic system and the unhindered pursuit of their political, economic, social and cultural development. 24. True to the principles of proletarian internationalism and in accordance with the Charter, the Declaration on the Granting of Independence to Colonial Countries and Peoples and relevant United Nations decisions, the Ukrainian SSR grants broad political, moral and naterial support to national-liberation movements of peoples fighting to attain self-determination and independence and elininate colonialism and neo-colonialism, racisn and aparEheid. fn the United Nations and other international organizations, as well as in diverse international forums, the Ukrainian SSR unswervingly supports the mobilization of international efforts aimed at rendering assistance to the liberation struggle of oppressed peoples. 25. In granting aid to the victims of apartheid and racial discrimination, the Ukrainian SSR makes regular financial contributions to the International Defence and Aid Fund for Southern Africa (the Canon Collins Fund), and also provides grants to those fighting against apartheid, racism, colonialism and foreign aggression -in other words, activists of the national-liberation movements - for study in the Republic I s educational institut,ions. 26. fn the Ukrainian SSR widespread public activities are carried out trith a view to condemning apartheid, racism and racial discrimination and the policy of
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a statement from the Ukrainian SSR (Soviet Socialist Republic) expressing its stance on international issues, particularly terrorism, national liberation movements, and apartheid. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting a political or official document. The text also mentions international organizations and forums, which further supports the conclusion that it is a political statement.

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