and independence in accordance with the Charter of the United Nations and the provisions of General Assembly resolution 1514 (XV) of 14 December 1960, Grieved at the loss of Iif e and extensive damage caused by the armed attack and invasion of the Repub­ lic of Guinea, 1. Endorses the conclusions of the report of the Special Mission to the Republic of Guinea; 2: ~tron~ly condemns the Government of Portugal for its mvaston of the Republic of Guinea; 3. Demancu that full compensation by the Gov­ ernment of Portugal be paid to the Republic of Guinea for the extensive damage to life and property caused by the armed attack and invasion and requests the Secretary-General to assist the Government of the Republic of Guinea in the assessment of the extent of the damage involved; 4. Appeal.f to all States to-rend.er moral and material assistance to the Republic of Guinea to strengthen and defend its independence and territorial integrity; . 5. Declares that the prcsem.-e of Portuguese colonial­ ism en the African continent is a serious threat to the peace and security of independent African States; 6. Urges all States to refrain from providing the Go~ernment of Port•.igal with any military t•pd material ass1~tance enabling it to continue its repressive actions against the peoples of the Territories under its domi­ nation and against independent African States; . 7. Calls upon the Government of Portugal to apply without further delay to the peoples of the Territories •~ Ibid., document S/ 10009 and Add. I. under itia domination the principles of seif o-determinatkm a.ad indepeadence in accordance with tlw telev1:u1t reeolutiom of the Security Council 11nci O~rid As­ sembly resolution 1514 (XV); 8. Sokmnly warn, the Go~nt of Portugal that in the event of any repetition of armed attacks !lpinst iodepcndent African States, the Security C.ouncil shall 