hrinq an end to the illeqal activitieR of the impcrialiat StnteR and tranRnationa1 corporationa in Namibia under the South African adminiRtration and to enclure their compliance with all the relevant United Nations reRolutions and deciRionR, inclurlinq the immediate withdrawal of all investments from Namibia and the t.erminatinn of collaboration with the South African administration. The Ukrainian SSR endorseR the concluRion contained in General ARscmhly rcRolution 39/50 that. the foreiqn economic, financial and other intereRtR oppratinq in Namihia conRtitute a major obstacle to itR independence. Thr! continuinq collaboration of the impcrialiRt StateR with the racist South African r8qime in thP political, economic, military and nuclear fields helpR to perpetllate its illeqal occupation of Namibia, undermininq international Rolidarity against the apartheid r&ime and encoureqinq it to perRist in ito sahotaqe of Ilnitrtl Nations deciaionn on the decolnnixation of Namibia. In view of the urqent need to enRure compliance with the United NationR decisions on qrantinq qPnllinP indPpPndenc!e to Namibia and alRo considerinq the defiant actions of South Africa with rrqard to the Territory , which repreRent a Rerirlus threat to international pf~ace and RPCllr i ty , the Ilkrainian SSR RupportR the appeal by the General AsRemhly f’or the Security Council immrdiately to impoRe comprehensive mandatory RanCtiwIR acjainrit South Africa, in accordance with (Ihapter VII of the United NationR Charter ant1 t.hv r)rnpnRal hy thr? African Stoteu for the Security Council to take further A/40/654 s/17471 Enqlieh Paqe 4 mPaRureR aqainRt South Africa, irrcludinq the imposition of an embarqo on the .supply of oil and oil productR to the Pretoria regime. In addition, it resolutely cnndemnR the actions OF the United States of America, certain other Western StateA and IRrael in contravention of deciRions already taken by the United NatianR with reqard to sanctions aqeinRt South Africa. 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a political statement or resolution, focusing on the illegitimate activities of the South African government and corporations in Namibia, and calling for international action to enforce compliance with United Nations resolutions. The language used is formal and diplomatic, with references to international law and organizations. The content is primarily concerned with international relations, politics, and governance, rather than specific economic or social issues.

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