in this manner by South Africa shows the callous nature of the racist South African regime..The Council must act with unanimity on the draft resolution before it and thereby dispel any illusions on the part of the uparrheid regime about the commitment of the Council to maintain intema- tional peace and security and fully to implement the Char- ter. Our actions in the Council today should serve as a clear and unambiguous warning to South Africa of the Council’s determination to oppose violations of intema- tional law relating to the non-use of force, and should also serve as a deterrent against future armed attacks by South Africa in Angola. 50. At a time when the apartheid regime is desperately seeking to divert world attention from its crumbling racist society and when, in the face of the inevitable demise of the apartheid system, the regime is attempting to bolster the waning confidence of the racist minority, it is imperative that the Council take decisive action now by instituting certain provisions of Chapter VII of the Charter, The Council must condemn these acts of aggression. But con- demnation has not so far proved a deterrent. The Council must unanimously decide that strong sanctions be imposed by the international community as a whole against the Pretoria regime. : 51. The PRESIDENT: The next speaker is the represen- tative of Cyprus. I invite him to take a place at the Council table and to make his-statement. 52. Mr. MOUSHOUTAS (Cyprus): ‘It is a pleasure to congratulate you, Sir, on your assumption of the presi- dency for the month of September, We are fully convinced that, with your well-known experience and diplomatic skill, you will successfully guide the deliberations of the Council. I should also like to take this opportunity to extend our congratulations to your predecessor, Mr. 
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