text: deciaione, the incessant acta of aaQreesion, the State terrorism, the threatA and pressure exerted hy South Africa aoainst indeoendent African Statm, the RteadV build-up of Pretoria’e militarv carsahility and its Dlans to produce nuclear arms, the Ukrainian SSR emDhaticallv supports the reaueat that the Security Council adopt all necesaarv measures aqainat the South African racist rhime, includinq comarchensive and mandatorv tranctionft under Chapter VII of the Charter of the United Nat ions. UNION OF SOVIET SOCIALIST REPUBLICS [Oriainal a Rueftianl 1. Guided hv its Daettlon of DrinciDle with reaard to the racist WliCV Of apartheid burnued hv South Africa, and aleo in compliance with recommendations of the General Aeeemhlv end decisiona of the Securltv Council, the Soviet Union maintains no relatione with south Africa in the Dolitical, economib, militarv or anv other tield and accordinqlv hen no aareements or liceneinq arrsnoementa with the Pretoria racist rdoime. 2. The relevant Soviet oraanizations and departmenta Rtrictlv oheerve the Drovisions of Security Council reeolutions 418 (1977) and 473 (19801 relatins 10 the arms emharao aqainet South Africa, and 558 (19841, concernina the import inQ of arms, ammunition of all tvpee and military vehicles produced in South Africa. 3. The USSR RuDpartR the appeal of the General Aesemhlv to the Security COUnCil for the urqent imoosition of comDraheneive and mandatorv sanctions i+qainRt South Africa under Chaoter VII of the Charter. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA [Oriainals Enalinhl (See document A/40/2?/Add.4.) YUGOSLAVIA [Oriqinalr Enqlishl 1. Since the heainnina of consideration within the United Nations of the wllcie~ and Drsctice of the apartheid r6qime in South Africa, Yuaonlavia ha9 called for the citronqeet condemnation and for urclent and comlete eradication of thie moRt abhorrent form of racial diecr iminat iorl, which te in total contravention with the United Nations Chaiter and with international law. 
analysis: This text appears to be a diplomatic statement or resolution related to international relations and politics, specifically addressing the situation in South Africa during the apartheid era. The language used is formal and official, with a focus on condemnation of the apartheid regime and calls for action against it. The text also mentions the build-up of Pretoria's military capability and the threat of nuclear arms, indicating a concern for security and international peace.