93, The strong reaction of the vorld comnuniLy to the reported Kalahari test site onC jts persistent concern about the 22 let,tenrrrer eyent am}Jly testi:/ to the great concern '"'ith Irl-icn tn€ I,/orld regards louth Africals capability and plans in thenuclear field. As long as South Africa refuses to give a connitment to refrainfrou acquiring nuclear weapons and its position rernains the rnain obstacle tocrcation of a nuclcar-weapon- frce zone in -qfrjca, and as long as it lefuses to accept inLernational sa-fcg)ards on crrtical sensitive paxts of its nuclear prograff[e ! ibs capability and plans in ttre field -./i11 continue to be a natter of concer'r to the worla con.nunity Cvin; to the possibility of irres_con-;rble co-cperation i-n lre nuclear fic-ld l'y Scuth ifrica with sone countries that night have nuclear r,reapon aspirations, tle role of South Africa as a contributor tc thea-/35 /Ltaz Eneli. sh AnneiI Page 40 proliferation of nucl-ear weapons cannot be ruled out. The acquisition of nuclear ueaFons bV ii-at col.'ltry r,rould have to be treated as a grave threat to the cecurity of the African States and to international peace, A11 this nakes it r€cessary to havi South l-frica ad.here to the nu,cl-ear non-lroliferatj on Treaty anrl to plaec al1 its nuclear facilities under IAEA safeguards. 94. Th€refore, and bearing in nlnd the unrelenting action of the United Nationsin condemning the policies and practices of South Africa's apartheid r6gime, and in particular the recent imposition by the Security Council of an arms enbargo and its cafl for cessation of co-operation in developing nucLear veapons, it isstil:r the r.rimary rcsponsibility of the '/enbers of Lhe Unit€o llations and of the inr-ernati.onai. connunity as a whole to continue to fo11ow closefy South Africatsactivity in thls ficfd and to take \,rhatever necessary action aimed both at the
**Analysis**
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