text: 2. Demands once again that Israel desist forthwith from such collaboration and, in particular, terminate all collaboration in the military and nuclear fields; 3. Requests the Special Committee against Apart­ heid to keep the matter under constant review and ""Ibid., document A/32/22/Add.l, annex. •"Ibid., document A/32/22/Add.3. MILITARY AND NUCLEAR COLLABORATION WITH SOUTH AFRICA The General Assembly, Gravely concerned over the continued and rapid military build-up in South Africa, Alarmed at the frantic efforts by the racist régime of South Africa to acquire nuclear-weapon capability, Strongly condemning the racist régime of South Af­ rica for its massive violence against the oppressed peo-172 pie of South Africa, its continued illegal occupation of Namibia, its assistance to the illegal racist minority régime in Southern Rhodesia and its repeated acts of aggression against independent African States, Recognizing that the growing militarization of South Africa and its plans for nuclear development greatly aggravate the threat to international peace and security, Condemning the continued collaboration by certain Governments and transnational corporations with the racist régime in defiance of repeated resolutions of the United Nations, enabling that régime to develop its military arsenal and to undertake nuclear development, Recalling its requests to the Security Council to take mandatory measures, under Chapter VII of the Charter of the United Nations, to secure the full implementation of the arms embargo against South Africa and a ces­ sation of all military co-operation with the racist régime of South Africa, Taking note of Security Council resolution 418 (1977) of 4 November 1977, Expressing serious regret that three permanent mem­ bers of the Security Council—France, the United King­ dom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and the United States of America—have continued to resist a comprehensive embargo on military and nuclear col­ laboration with the racist régime of South Africa, 
analysis: This text appears to be a formal document, likely a resolution or a statement, from the United Nations. It discusses the military and nuclear cooperation between Israel and South Africa, and the consequences of such cooperation on international peace and security. The text highlights the concerns of the UN regarding the militarization of South Africa and its plans for nuclear development, and the need for the international community to take action to prevent the proliferation of nuclear weapons.