text: aqqression aqainst our country through Pakistan and Iran. The military rCqime of Pakistan turned the Pashtun and Baluch areas into an arsenal of arms and centres for traininq bandits. With the assistance of the military r6qime of Pakistan and the desiqns of world imperialism for sheddinq blood of Afghans, today there are 120 traintnq centres for the Afqhan counter-revolutionary bands on the territory of Pakistan. In these centres American, rhinese and Pakistani instructors as well as instructors from other countries are traininq the professional killers. The reactionary State oE Pakistan, contrary to the will of the Pashtun tribes, hns put their territory at the disposal of the Afqhan counter-revolutionaries, who are supportecl by / . . . A/40 1675 5117490 Enqlish Paqe 3 imperialism, heqemonism and Arab reaction. Your Excellency is well aware of this Pact. All alonq throuqhout history, the pashtun tiibes have been the real quardians of the independence and unity of Afghanistan. These tribes have always fulfilled their destiny-makinq role for the consolidation of peace in the ceqion, beFnq in the forefront oE defence. The military and war-monqerinq regime of Pakistan is implementing its aqqressive plans which stemmed from the expansionist schemes of imperialism in the reqion and the world aqainst the Democratic Republic of Afghanistan and peace-lovinq India, both of which are active members of the non-aligned movement. The Pashtun tribes, who have defeated the Britishers before, today will also foil the expansionist plans of the USA and China and the devilish and danqerous schemes of Arab reaction, the reactionary r6qimes of Pakistan and Iran. For the creation of stability and the consolidation of peace in the reqion and promotion of country-wide peace, the Democratic Republic of Afghanistan, reflectinq the will of the people of Afghanistan, has put forward in the proposals of 1980 and 
analysis: The text appears to be a political statement or a speech, criticizing the actions of Pakistan and Iran, and promoting the interests of the Democratic Republic of Afghanistan. The language used is inflammatory and accusatory, suggesting a high level of political tension and conflict. The text does not mention any specific economic, social, or environmental issues, but rather focuses on political and military affairs.