power. But it does have regional responsibilities, responsi- bilities for the security of its own people and responsibili- ties for the security of the people of South West Africa/Namibia. Even now, SWAP0 is sending major units southward as part of the Sovietdirected offensive with the intention of opening new fronts in its terrorist campaign against the people of South West Africa/Na- mibia. Despite our limited capabilities, it must be under- stood that South Africa cannot and will not simply shed its responsibilities. Those involved should understand, and understand clearly, that there will be no cheap victories. 30. If the Council would like to establish what is happen- ing in southern Angola, my Government suggests that it send a fact-finding mission to the area to establish who is fighting whom, who is directing the operations, what armaments are being used and what the people of Angola would like to see happen in their country. The Council would then discover what support UNITA enjoys in Angola. If the MPLA wishes to confirm this, let it hold free elections. Let the people of Angola determine their future in a peaceful manner instead of by ,destroying one another in this endless civil war, a civil war which has been instigated. by foreign Powers for the promotion of their own interests. 31. But if the MPLA chooses to continue the civil war, why should it be the only party entitled to call on assist- ance? The United States Congress, by repealing the Clark Amendment, has already recognized the admissibility of aiding UNITA, and as recently as this morning, Secretary of State Shultz of the United States is quoted in i%e New York Times as follows: ,’ “But we must also mmember‘what has happened in El Salvador, and throughout Latin America over the 
**Analysis**
This text appears to be a political statement or diplomatic correspondence, discussing the situation in southern Angola, the involvement of various parties, and the potential for international involvement. The text touches on themes of security, conflict, and international relations, but does not mention any specific economic, environmental, or social issues.

**Category**
International relations, Security