text: vicinity of Mavinga and bombed our troops, causing more than 65 casualties, wounding hundreds and destroying six Angolan helicopters. In addition, there was a direct clash with the racist armed forces infantry. 8. The South African racist forces, whose total strength has not yet been determined, were landed in the territory of the People’s Republic of Angola from Namibia, a coun- 1 try under illegal occupation by South Africa, which is thus, at one go, guilty of two related violations of interna- tional law and the Charter of the United Nations: not only has it illegally occupied Namibia-not that there can be any “legal” occupation-but it has also consistently used the Territory of Namibia for its armed invasions and other acts of aggression against a sovereign State, the People’s Republic of Angola. 9. In the present instance, the racist forces are located at Mavinga, in Angola, 250 kilometres from the Namibian border and even further away from the South African border. These racist forces have already launched several aggressive actions against FAPLA (People’s Armed For- ces for the Liberation of Angola) units, using Mirage aircraft. 10. Before we are forced to listen to allegations, unfounded charges, false accusations and downright lies and untruths, may I offtcially inform the Security Council that this latest racist action took place just as our courage- ous FAPLA were breaking through the third and last defence position of the South African-run, South African- supplied, South African-supported, South Africandepen- dent, South African-defended, South Africancontrolled, South African-maintained group of puppets, traitors, ban- dits, mercenaries and thieves which calls itself the UNITA (National Union for the Total Independence of Angola) group. In fact, even the UNITA group’s so-called fighters are actually either South African racist dressed in UNITA uniforms or mercenaries recruited and paid by the South 
analysis: This text appears to be a formal statement or report from a government or organization, discussing a military conflict and the actions of opposing forces. It highlights the involvement of South African forces, the location of the conflict, and the casualties and destruction caused. The text also mentions the illegal occupation of Namibia by South Africa and the use of Namibia as a base for aggression against Angola. Given the context and content of the text, it seems to be related to international politics and conflict, rather than any of the other categories.