text: 4. A cause for particular concern ig the increased aid given to the south African racists by certain NorCb Atlant.ic Treaty Organization (NATO) countries and Israel for the establishment and devel.opment of South Africars nuclear capability. It is not difficult to lnaqine Ehe dangerous consequences of such co-operation, which actually provides the gPgg']llgijl 169ime eith access to nuclear oeapons. 5. The persistent attempts of che united states of Anerica and south Atrica to confer leqality on the puppet groups in Nanibia' to establish a linkage or parallelisrl| between the independence of Natnibia and extraneous and irrelevant issues and to insist on "reciprocily" are eeldently aimed at undernininq a just political settlement of the Nanibian problem, the basis for ehich is embodied in the resolutions and decisions of, Ehe United Nations, and especially ot the Security council, 6. At the sane time, the United Statea Admlnlstration and the Pretoria r6gime are opehly exereing pressure on Atrican countrieg in order to aggravate the general situation in southern Africa, to renove the question of Namibia from lhe franework of the United Nations and to deal eith it on a neo-colonialist basis in the expansionist interests of one particular group of ttestern States. 7. Taking j.nto account the fact that bhe uni,ted Nations has been entrusted wiEh direct responEibility for safequarding the leqitinate interests of the Nanibian people and securing Cheir lnalienable right Eo self-deternination and independence' the Byel,orussian ssR conslders that the above-nentioned actions can no longer be to!-erated. All aspects of Namibia's attainnent of genuine independence should be placed under the constant and effective aupervision of the security council- The line has come for the United Nati.ons to do all that is necessary in order to put an end to the rnanoeuvres ot che unlted states and soulh Afrlca, uhich are preventing the peaceful settlement of the Nanibian question.
analysis: The text appears to be a diplomatic statement or a report discussing the situation in Namibia and the actions of various countries, particularly the United States and South Africa. It mentions the transfer of aid and technology to South Africa for nuclear development, the efforts to legitimize puppet groups in Namibia, and the pressure on African countries to deal with the Namibian issue. These topics suggest that the text is more focused on international relations, politics, and security rather than economic or social development.