text: right of the reply. May I remind members that, in accordance with General Assembly decision 34/401, statements in exercise of the right of reply are limited to 10 minutes for the first intervention, and to five minutes for the second, and should be made by delegations from their seats. Mr. ROSHAN-RAWAAN (Afghanistan) : Just a few minutes ago we heard yet another slanderous statement against my country by the representative of Pakistan and a couple of other representatives. First, I would like categorically to reject what was stated by those representatives. I would not have taken the very precious time of this meeting simply to respond to rhetoric. What the representative of Pakistan said was rhetorical in form only. In content, it was yet another reflection of the aggressive policies pursued by the military establishment of Pakistan. That military establishment is the source of destabilization in our region. After RM/19 A/S-18/PV. 9 84-85 (Mr. Roshan-Rawaan, Afghanistan ) interfering in the internal affairs of Afghanistan for over a decade, it has now also started interfering in the internal affairs of yet another neighbour, India. That military establishment is the source of all the troubles of the Pakistani people themselves. That establishment does not represent the true wishes of the people of Pakistan. The Pushtuns, the Baluchis, the Sindhis and the Muhajir represent only their own vested interests, and the representative of Pakistan who spoke on their behalf expressed their aggressive nature. After a very humiliating defeat in Bangladesh and after the very humiliating failure of their conspiracies and intrigues against my country, and particularly after the defeat at Jalalabad and the recent coup, those circles have resorted to rhetoric and policies to destabilize the region. BCT/PLJ A/S-18/PV. 9 86 (Mr ; foshan-Rawaan , Afghanistan ) These are the circles that have provided false information to other countries 
analysis: The text appears to be a statement made by the representative of Afghanistan in the United Nations General Assembly, addressing the alleged interference of Pakistan's military establishment in the internal affairs of Afghanistan and India. The statement does not mention any specific economic, environmental, or social development initiatives, but rather focuses on the political and security situation in the region.