text: 11. South Africa has a long record in this area. It is both adversary and judge at the same time, in regard to not only the Angolan people but also the people of Namibia and the black majority within South Africa. 12. The Group of Arab States supports the fraternal country of Angola in its resistance to external aggression and in defence of its independence and sovereignty. The 18. Barely two weeks have passed since that decision was taken, and yet today, once again, the peace-loving people of Angola are confronted with aggression by racist South Africa of even greater proportions. In total defiance of the decisions of the Council and in utter disregard for the norms and rules that govern the conduct of relations between sovereign countries-norms and rules which demand respect for the sovereignty and territorial integrity 2 of other States-the racist expansionists have once again launched an unprovoked ground and air attack deep into Angolan territory, resulting in an unprecedented loss of life and property. 19. The Government and people of Zimbabwe spare no words in condemning in the strongest possible terms these latest manifestations of Pretoria’s predilection to violence, destruction and murder of innocent civilians in defence of its repressive and immoral system of apartheid. We deplore the continued use of the international Territory of Namibia as a springboard for launching acts of aggression and destabilization against ‘the People’s Republic of Angola and other neighbouring States. We join the members of the international community in demanding the immediate and unconditional withdrawal of the racist troops from Angolan territory and prompt and full com- pensation by Pretoria for all the damage inflicted on the people of Angola during this unprovoked and unwar- ranted act of savage aggression. 20. To our brothers and sisters in the People’s Repub- 
analysis: The text appears to be a statement or resolution from a government or international organization condemning the actions of South Africa and calling for the withdrawal of its troops from Angola. The language used is strongly critical and emphasizes the violation of sovereignty and territorial integrity. The text also mentions the use of violence, destruction, and murder, which suggests a high level of conflict or aggression.