In QxprQesinq its profound concern at this dQvQlopmQnt, the GovQrnmQnt of Nicaraqua wishes to alert the Honduran authorities to thQ danqers pored hV the preSQnce of these i rreqular forces in ilondur3n territnry. Such forces can prc>r*r)kQ incidents similar to those which cccurrd on 13 September, when a force of 800 mercQnaries attempted to Penetrate into Nicaraquan territory, with the Support ot units of the llonduran army and air force. Tho.sQ actions culminated in thQ air raid hy Honduran F-86 fiqhters, which violated our airspace to launch a criminal attack on our air anri lanrl forces. In the liqht of thesQ developments, the Government of Nicaraqua calls on the C;ovQrnmcnt of Ilonduras to embark, with the urqency required hy thr Rituation, on t.hQ reduct inn, control aid dismantltnq of thin mrrcenarv force, wit.h a ViQW to preventinq further conf1ict.s in thQ horder J’P~ that co111rI serve nfi a pretext for the United States GovQrnment to proceed tn the direct aacal,3tion of militarv aqqression aqainst Nicaraqua. Victor Huqo TINOCO Actinq Minister for Foteiqn Affairs / . . . A/40/6 59 S/l 7476 Enql ish Paqe 3 ANNEX II Proteat note dated 18 Septemher 1985 from the Actinq Minister for Foreiqn Affair9 of Nicaraqua addrecsaed to the Minister for Foreign Affairs of HonduraR I have the honour to refer to the serious developments deecrihed helowr Today, 18 September 1985, between 8.40 a.m. and 10 a.m., a mercenary force attempted to infiltrate into Nicaraqua throuqh the Honduran sector of Cerro la Chamuscada, situated 30 kilometres north-east of Somotillo. The invadinq force waR oupported in its criminal incursion hy artillery fire directed hy the Honduran armv aqainet the troops of the Sandiniat People’s Army. One member of the People’s Army was wounded in this criminal attack. Accordinq to available information, the 
**Analysis**
This text appears to be a diplomatic communiqué from the Nicaraguan government to the Honduran government, expressing concerns about the presence of irregular forces in Honduran territory and the potential for conflict. The language used is formal and diplomatic, indicating a focus on international relations and diplomacy rather than a specific issue related to any of the other categories.

**Category**
International relations, Humanitarian aid and relief