text: tive of Viet Nam. I invite him to take a place at the Council table and to make his statement. 3. Mr. LE KIM CHUNG Diet Nam) (internretation from French): Mr. President, I should first like to ihank all the members of the Council for allowing my delegation to take part in the discussion of this item. 4. My delegation fully shares the concern of the intema- tional community in the light of the repeated acts of aggression that have since 1976 been perpetrated by the racist settlers of Pretoria against the People’s Republic of Angola, and specifically the recent armed incursion carried out in Angola on 28 September. 5. Those who have spoken before me, particularly the representative of Angola, have already very eloquently and cogently emphasized the exceptional seriousness of this further act of aggression, which testifies obstinate arro- gance of Pretoria and to the ignoble nature of the apartheid regime, and once again corroborates a view frequently expressed in the Security Council and on other occasions by distinguished statesmen such as the late Mrs. Indira Gandhi, the former Prime Minister of India and former Chairperson of the Movement of Non-Aligned Countries, namely, that the apartheid regime cannot be reformed but must be dismantled. 6. Perpetrated at a time when the anger of the South African peopie is even now violently shaking the very foundations of the abhorrent @me of apartheid, this new act of aggression against Angola demonstrates that Preto- ria has, once again, preferred to resort to military adventu- rism against neighbouring front-line States in the vain hope of distracting international opinion from the distress- ing situation inside the country. Such arrogance also shows the calm confidence Pretoria comfortably enjoys from its protector and strategic North American ally. 7. The Minister for Foreign Affairs of Zimbabwe has already had occasion last week [2614th meeting].very perti- 
analysis: This text appears to be a speech delivered by a representative of Viet Nam to the United Nations Security Council, discussing the recent armed incursion by South Africa against Angola. The speech is focused on the political situation, specifically the aggression by South Africa against its neighboring countries, and does not mention any economic, environmental, or social issues.