UNITE0 NATIONS _ . . ,... Oieneral Assembly Security Council AS Distr. GENERAL A/40/641 s/17469 16 September 1985 ENGLISH OHIGI NAL; SPAN IS11 GENERAL ABSEMBLY Fortieth eeaeion Item 21 ot the provisional agenda* THE SITUATION IN CENTRAL AMERICA: THREATS TO INTERNATIONAL PEACE AND SECURITY AND PEACE INITIATIVES SECURITY COUNCIL Fortieth yeat Lettur dated 16 Soptembor 1985 rtom the Charge d’attairee e-i. of the Permanent Miecion of Nlcacegua to the United Nations addreroed to the Secretary-General I have the honour to tranomit to you the text of the communique irmued by the Preeident ot: the Republic of Nicaragua on 13 September 1985 (err annex). f, should be qrrtetul it you would arrange for this communiqui to be circulat@d a0 an official document of the General Aleembly, under item 21 ol! the provieionsl agenda, and of the Security Council. (Signed) JIJ I IO TCAZA GALLARD Aml;aeeador Chorqb ri’attoirr?B a. i, l A/40/A50. 85-25126 1710s (E) / . . . A/40/641 S/17469 English Page 2 Annex PRESIDENTIAL COMMUNIQUE The people and Government of Nicaragua warn the international community that the serious situation created by United States policy in the region is at this time threatening to provoke a confrontation with incalculable consequences. The mercenary groups, led by the United States Government, which are camped in Honduran territory and in Costa Rican territory, proceeded today, 13 September, to engage in new aggressive actions against Nicaragua, with the aim of provoking a confrontation between Central American Governments that would involve the participation of the United States Government with its troops, allegedly in Support of those Governments, The United States Government would thus be finding a way of launching a direct action, with the idea of destroying the Sandinist People's Revolution. In pursuance of these aggressive plans, in the early hours of today 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a formal communication from the Nicaraguan government to the United Nations, warning of a potential conflict in Central America due to the actions of the United States government and its allies. The language used is formal and diplomatic, indicating a focus on international relations and security. The content suggests that the situation is a matter of international peace and security, which is a key concern of the United Nations.

**Category**
International peace and security, Humanitarian aid and relief