text: lS. The Soviet Uni.on has stood and rlill continue Co stand f irrnly by all those eho fiqht for tbe Ilberation of southern Africa from colonialisr and racl3n. Notes General Assenbly resolution 3068 (XXVIII). ?/ see Anner.es, agenda ilem 97, document ^/6954, para. 9. !/ Off ic j.al Records of the ceneral Assenblv, Thlrty-fifth Seasion, Supplement No. 24 (A/35/241 , vol. I, annex II.!/ 2/ Otficial Records of the ceneral A6se[blv. ?hirty-ninth Session. Supplement No. 24 lA/39/24r, part Chro, chap. III, aect. B.
analysis: This text appears to be a formal statement from the Soviet Union, referencing a General Assembly resolution and providing citations to official records. The language used is diplomatic and formal, indicating that the topic is likely related to international relations or politics. The mention of "liberation" and "colonialism" suggests that the text may be addressing a specific issue related to decolonization or anti-apartheid movements.