text: its possible disastrous consequences for international peace ,and security. 44. Against this background, South Africa must be brought to understand that it is not in its own best interest that steps be taken which will further fuel the explosive developments in southern Africa. Such an outcome is cer- tainly not in the interest of the world community, and the Council must strongly warn South Africa that it will not continue to tolerate action by South Africa which endangers not only regional stability but also international peace and security as a whole. 45. Mr. LI Luye (China) (interpretufionfiom Chinese): Before the ink has dried on resolution 571 (1985), con- demning South Africa for its aggression against Angola, and before the fact-finding commission consisting of three Council members has embarked on its journey, the South African authorities have seen fit once again to commit a blatant armed invasion of Angola, resulting in serious loss of life and property on the part of the Ango- lan people. 46. This shows once again that the South African author- ities do not have the least respect for the independence, sovereignty and territorial integrity of South Africa’s neighbours and that it is also bent on throwing down another challenge to the Security Council and to the entire international community. 47. In the face of this, the Chinese delegation is deeply outraged. 48. Just as the aggressor troops of South Africa are mov- ing deep into the territory of Angola, the representative of South Africa is talking glibly about direct dialogue with Angola for the peaceful settlement of the dispute. This is nothing but deception. 49. It should be recalled that more than a year ago the South African authorities proposed negotiations with Angola and undertook to withdraw their troops com- 
analysis: The text appears to be a diplomatic statement or a resolution from the United Nations Security Council, discussing the conflict between South Africa and Angola. The language used is formal and critical, indicating a high level of severity and urgency. The focus is on the political and military actions of South Africa, and the potential consequences for international peace and security.