Distr. GENERAL ORIGINAL: ENGLISH GENERAL ASSEMBLY Thirty-ninth session Agenda items 20 and 37 THE SITUATION IN KAMPUCHEA SECURITY COUNCIL Thirty-ninth year QUESTION OF PEACE, STABILITY AND CO-OPERATION IN SOUTH-EAST ASIA Letter dated 13 December 1984 from the Permanent Representative of Thailand to the United Nations addressed to the Secretary General UPon the instructions of my Government and pursuant to my letter dated 27 November 1984 (A/39/697-5/16846), I have the honour to draw Your Excellency's attention to the latest acts of aggression committed by the Vietnamese forces in Kampuchea in violation of Thailand's sovereignty and territorial integrity as follows: 1. On 6 December 1984, at 0800 hours, Vietnamese forces fired 20 rounds of artillery shells at an area north-east of Pong She Village, Bo Rai District, Trat Province, about 5 kms. deep inside the Thai territory. 2. In the course of a Vietnamese attack against the KPNLF position at Nam Yun encampment inside Kampuchea on 8 December 1984 from 0800-1000 hours about 500 Vietnamese soldiers made an incursion into the Thai territory at Hill 522 and Hill 527, Nam Yun District I Ubon Ratchathani Province, about 2 kms. inside Thailand from the Thai-Kampuchean border. This Vietnamese attack also caused a large influx of Kampucheans into Thailand. Thai troops were dispatched to the area and have driven the Vietnamese troops out of the Thai territory. The Royal Thai Government strongly condemns these unprovoked and deliberate hostile acts against Thailand by the Vietnamese forces and reaffirms its legitimate rights to undertake all necessary measures to safeguard Thailand's sovereignty and territorial integrity. 84-33270 1398m (E) / . . . A/39/824 S/16863 English Page 2 The Royal Thai Government urges the Vietnamese Government to exercise self-restraint and to desist from further acts of armed aggression which could only 
**Analysis**
This text appears to be a diplomatic communiqué from the Permanent Representative of Thailand to the United Nations, reporting on incidents of aggression by Vietnamese forces in Kampuchea. The text focuses on the military actions, territorial disputes, and the response of the Thai government, indicating a strong political and security focus.

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Security, International Relations