text: and landed on 20 May during the night. However, at 1 7Q” hours on 21 May, while waiting until nightfall to carry out their sinister plan, the South Africa terrorist gang was disco- vered by a patrol of the Angolan People’s Army, which killed two of the cncmy and took the 1edcr of the gl’oLlP prisoner. 100. Along with the abortive Argon operation, we have recently witnessed m esdation of South African aggres- sion against Angola. 101. In March and April a South African cargo aircraft* Hercules C-130, in another violation of the airspace of Angola, penetrated into its territory as far as the provinces of North Lunda and Malangc and on four occasialls unloaded about 80 tons of military ma/&/e/for its ancillary Ibrcc, the UNJTA puppets. The Angolan Defence Forces have already captured about 40 tons of that ,?lrrttil*ic’ unloaded 011 19 and 27 April in Malangc Province. 102. Furthermore, after the abortive sabotage attemPt* there has also been an increase in reconnaissance flights by the South African Air Force, which have penetrated more than 200 kilometres inside our territory. In that regard, reference must be made to the flights undertaken on 31 May by eight aircraft in the Cahama, Chibemba and Mulondo regions and on 4 June over Virei and TombWa in the province of Namibia, 103. The apartheid rdgime, which is once again testing the patience of the international community, intends to install on 17 June a puppet government in Namibia on the basis Of so-called elections to be held among so-called political parties which in fact represent no one in Namibia and are not recognized by the United Nations or the OAU. 104. Angola strongly condemns this attempt by South Africa to evade the implementation of the United Nations 
analysis: The text appears to be a political statement or press release from the Angolan government, discussing recent events and tensions with South Africa. It mentions military activities, airspace violations, and a planned puppet government in Namibia. The focus is on political and military conflicts, rather than economic, social, or cultural issues.