and other weapons of mass destruction will become an 53. South Africa’s attack against Angola was undertaken increasing possibility. It may even take to its death some of as a means of strengthening its hold on Namibia. Namibia the stones that are now desperately trying to cushion its is illegally occupied by South Africa, and South Africa’s fall. But keep in mind also that the stones, once they reach aggression is compounded by its actions taken to maintain the valley below, cannot go up the slope again; however, its illegal occupation of the Territory by launching armed new sprouts will spring up on the entire slope to give life to attacks on Angola from Namibia and by occupying parts new and vigorous plants of freedom and independence. of Angola’s territory. _, .‘: ‘. 48. The imposition of the state of emergency is nothing but a desperate attempt by the regime to avoid the 54. South Africa’s premeditated and unprovoked attack unavoidable. As expected, the state of emergency has not against Angola and its continuing occupation of parts of brought about the results the racist regime expected. It has, the territory of that State constitute a flagrant violation of instead, strengthened the people’s detestation of apartheid. the sovereignty and territorial integrity of that country and ought to be strongly condemned by the Council. My dele- gation reiterates its call on South Africa to cease its persist- 49. Tbe struggle of the South African people is expe- ent acts of aggression against Angola, to remove forthwith riencing one success after another. South Africans of all its military forces from Angolan territory and to respect colours and races come out barehanded to face the apart- the territorial integrity and independence of Angola. heid repressive machinery-the police and the army. The 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a political statement or a speech, likely related to international relations, as it mentions specific countries (South Africa, Angola, Namibia) and international organizations (the Council). It also discusses themes of sovereignty, territorial integrity, and aggression, suggesting a focus on international politics and diplomacy.

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