deemed to be appropriate for inclusion in the report of the Secretary-General requested in paragraph 9 of resolution 38/130. 3. By a letter dated 13 February 1984 the Legal Counsel also invited specialized agencies and the International Atomic Energy Agency as well as various regional organizations to communicate to him any information or other relevant material deemed to be appropriate for inclusion in the report of the Secretary-General referred to above. 4. As at 26 August 1985, replies had been received from the Governments of Afghanistan, Austria, Sri Lanka and Zimbabwe; from the International Civil Aviation Organization and the Universal Postal Union; and from the Council of Europe and the Organization of American States. 5. The present report reproduces the replies received from the above-mentioned Governments and organizations. I ... A/40/445 English Page 4 6. Any additional communications which might be received will be puQlished in addenda to the present report. II. COMMUNICATIONS RECEIVED FROM GOVERNMENTS Afghanistan [Original: English] [16 April 1985] 1. International terrorism is a source of great tension in international relations. Today more than ever the peace and security in the world are gravely endangered by the increasing acts of terror being committed in different parts of the world. 2. Undeniable facts show that international brigandage and terrorism, including State terrorism, have been instruments of the foreign policies of imperialist States, headed by United States imperialists. There is a long list of terroristic actions being taken by Washington in various regions of the world, which reveals the hegemonistic intentions of the more reactionary circles in the United States to place under the domination of that country peoples who do not need its patronage. 3. Waging an undeclared war against revolutionary Afghanistan, the heinous act of aggression against Grenada, working out operations on blockading and threatening to invade Nicaragua, supporting Israel's aggression against the peoples of Palestine 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a report on international terrorism and its impact on global relations. The content focuses on the perception of international terrorism as a threat to global peace and security, and specifically highlights the actions of certain countries, including the United States. The language used is critical and political, suggesting that the report is intended to present a particular perspective on the issue.

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