text: -32- overwhelminq malorlty or the population of that country and extended by Pretoria to Namibia, whxch It illeqally occupies. The policy of apartheid runs counter to the Charter or the United Nations and the Universal Declaration of Human Riqhts. 8. Pretoria’ ; ur,remittinq acts of aqqression against independent African States clparly show that apartheid is a serious threat to international peace and security. Only the complete elimination ot apartheid can brinq about a peaceful and lastinq settlement in southern Africa. Apartheid cannot be ” IxansEormed” by political manoeuvres. The criminal policies and practices of apartheid must be completelv and definitively eliminated. 9. The Ukrainian SSR attaches great importance to the need for strict and full compliance with the arms embargo against South Africa and the adoption of specific eftective measures to eliminate existinq loopholes in the embargo so as to make it as comprehensive as possible. It is important to halt all nuclear co-ope:atlon with South Africa, since it is thanks to such co-operation that Pretoria is feverishly huildinq up its nuclear capability, thereby posinq a particular threat to peace. We favour the complete isolation of the criminal racist r6qime of South Africa and the cessation of political, economic, cultural, scientific and sports relations that support the apartheid riqime. The Ukrainian SSR condemns the policy of the United States, a number of other NATO member countries and Israel of maintaininq extensive co-operation with the Pretoria r&lime in various fields, which nullifies international efforts in the struqqle to eliminate apartheid. 10. In order to compel the Pretoria reqime to renounce the apartheid system, the concerted will and co-ordinated etforts of the entire international community, including all the members of the Security Council, are needed. 11. The Ukrainian SSR decisively supports the demand for a complete and immediate 
analysis: The text appears to be a diplomatic statement condemning the apartheid regime in South Africa and calling for international action to eliminate it. It does not mention economic development, natural resources, agriculture, industry, transport, communication, health, education, employment, humanitarian aid, culture, or science and technology as specific topics. Instead, it focuses on the political and international implications of apartheid, including its threat to peace and security, and the need for international cooperation to eliminate it.