retugees aa well as determining the level of hreiotance required by Botrwrna to cape with the eitu;ltion renrultinq trom the attack1 3. Endorsea the report of the mirrion to LJotclwana under reeolution 566 t 1905) (S/17453) I 4. Demands that South Africa pay tull and adequate compensation to Botswana fat the loss ot ltte and damaqc to property reaultinq from its act of aygresaion; 5. Requests Member States, international organizatiom and financial institutions to aeaist Botswana in the fields identified in the repott of the missian to Botswana (S/17453) ; 6. Requesks the Secretary-General to give the matter ot assistance to t3otswana hie continued attention and to keep the Security Council infOMWdJ 7. Decides to remain eeized ot the eituation. . . . . . . “*““- . . . -.a 
**Analysis**
This text appears to be a United Nations Security Council resolution, likely in response to an attack or aggression by South Africa against Botswana. The language used suggests a focus on international relations, conflict resolution, and humanitarian assistance. The text mentions compensation for damages, assistance to Botswana, and the Secretary-General's role in the situation, indicating that the resolution is concerned with the aftermath of an attack and the need for international support.

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