text: 7. “The Vietnamese enemy have failed in their strategic plan to wipe out our forces at the western border albeit the use of large scale forces, On the contrary, they have lost a large number of their crack troops... (The resistance forces) have kept on carrying out their guerrilla attacks deep inside Kampucheu and have even extended them to the immediate vici- nity of Phnom Penh . , .‘I (7) 0. “The Council of Ministers (of the Coalition Government of Demo- cratic Kampuchea) expressed its satisfaction over the favourable developments of the situation in every field, particularly on the ground, since the fifth meeting of the Council of Ministers on 3 February 1965, During this period, (5) “Thr rlturtlon in Kaopurhrr durlnl tha 7th dry-noawn (Uctubrr 1984~April IYll5) - UN docmant A/40/3Yl of 22 Uay 19135, (6) JOW Ilrtlbrk in “Vtatnam’r Army boyyrd down Ln Kumpuuhvr cln 40th Anntvrrrury”, Rlu_L(T, Dwrmbrr 21, 19R4. 0) “Thr riturtlon In Kompuchrr during thr 7th dry-wawn ((ktrhor I9H4-Aprtl 19ll5) - UN document A/GO/III of 22 Hay 1985. l The five dlltrlctr ara Huh Kampoul, Ponhrr Loou, oudony, Anp Snurrl and K.rntl~l !;tunp. A/40/6 36 S/l 7464 Englirh Paw 7 the resistance forces which have been operating in the Tonle Sap lake area for nearly rhree years already, have successfully increased their number and intensified their activities in the heartland of Kampuchea particularly around the Tonle Sap lake and nearby Phnom Penh ,I’ (8) 9. “The security is quite a crucial problem for the authorities in Phnom Penh . , . The Vietnamese advisors multiply the security orders , , . Measures to keep a watch on the markets inside the capital and controls after the curfew in force from 9 p.m. to 5 a,m, for six years have been reinforced 
analysis: The text appears to be a report on the military situation in Kampuchea, discussing the progress of the resistance forces against the Vietnamese enemy. It mentions the use of guerrilla attacks, the loss of Vietnamese troops, and the reinforcement of security measures in Phnom Penh. The text does not mention any economic, social, or environmental issues, but rather focuses on military activities.