In this entire matter, may I refer you to an item in the Jerusalem Post of 13-19 March, which reviews this most serious wave of violent protests in recent months and the subsequent reactions by the occupying au­ thorities. This information is conveyed to you in order that you might be kept apprised of the escalating and highly intensified Israeli activities against those Pal­ estinians under Israeli occupation. In view of the accelerating gravity of action taken on the part of the occupying authorities, I should be most grateful if you would arrange to have this letter circulated as a document of the General Assembly and of the Security Council. (SiRnec/) Massamba SARR~: Chairman c~( the Co111111ittee 011 the Exercise <~( the /11alie11ahle RiRhts <~( the Palestinian People DOCUMENT S/15654 Letter dated 24 March 1983 from the representative of Mongolia to the President of the Security Council I have the honour to transmit to you excerpts from the speech of Y. Tsedenbal, General Secretary of the Central Committee of the Mongolian People"s Revo­ lutionary Party and President of the Presidium of the Great People"s Khural of the Mongolian People·s Re­ public, at the Mongolian-Nicaraguan friendship rally held on 23 March 1983 and from the joint Mongolian­ Nicaraguan communique of 24 March, issued follow­ ing the official friendly visit by the Nicaraguan Party and Government delegation to Mongolia. I should be grateful if you would have these doc­ uments circulated as .a document of the Security Council. (SiRllec/) T. NARKHUU Pemu111e11t Repre.H'l11ath-e <~r MollROlia to the U11itecl Nations ANl'iEX I Excerpt from the speech of Y. Tsedenbal, General Secretary of the Central Commiltee of the i\longolian People"s Revolutionary Part~· and President of the Presidium of the Great People's Khural of the Mongolian People's Repuhlic:, at the friendship rally of the Mongo­