to the security and stability of the entire region. "The Ten deeply regret that none of the peace initiatives organized hitherto has succeeded in bringing the fighting to an end. They call for a cease-fire, the cessation of all military operations and the withdrawal of forces to internationally rec-ognized frontiers and for a just and honourable set­ tlement negotiated in accordance with the reso­ lutions of the Security Council and acceptable to both parties." I should be grateful if you would kindly have the text of this letter distributed as a document of the General Assembly and of the Security Council. (Signed) Guenther VAN WELL Permanellt Representative of the Federal Republic of Germany to the United Nations DOCUMENT S/15658 Letter dated 28 March 1983 from the representative of Lesotho to the President of the Security Council I have the honour, upon instructions from my Gov­ ernment, to inform you of the following incidents of aggression and sabotage which occurred in Lesotho instigated by the Republic of South Africa: I. On 26 March 1983, at 1000 hours Lesotho time, an outpost of the Lesotho Paramilitary Force situated at Ongeluksnek, in the Quthing district, was subjected to heavy attack by an armed force which crossed into Lesotho from South Africa. The attack, which lasted more than six hours, was repulsed after reinforce­ ments were sent to the area. The Lesotho forces, who were under strict orders not to emulate the South African practice of so-called hot pursuit across inter­ national borders, did not pursue the attackers beyond the border of Lesotho and South Africa. A protest note has been sent to South Africa regarding this incident. 2. On the night of 27 March, a joint operation by the Lesotho police and the Paramilitary Force foiled an attempt by an unspecified number of saboteurs to 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be related to international relations and conflict resolution, with a focus on the security and stability of the region. It mentions specific incidents of aggression and sabotage, and calls for a cease-fire and a just settlement. The tone is formal and diplomatic, suggesting that it may be a report or statement from a government or international organization.

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