text: UNlfED NATIONS Distr. GENERAL s/17277 17 June 1985 ENGLISH ORIGINAL: SPANISH LETTER DATED 15 JUNE 1985 FROM THE PERMANENT REPRESENTATIVE OF NICARAGUA To THE UNITED NATIONS ADDRESSED TO THE PRESIDENT 0~ THE SECURITY COUNCIL I have the honour to transmit to you the text of the letter of H.E. Victor Hugo Tinoco, Acting Minister for Foreign Affairs of the Republic Of Nicaraqua, addressed to the Ministers of the Contadora Group in connection with the most recent events on the frontier with Costa Rica. I should document. be grateful if you would circulate this note as a Security Council 85-17874 1579q (El (Signed) Javier CHAMORRO MORA Ambassador Permanent Representative of Nicaragua to the United Nations / . . . S/l 7277 Enqlish Paqe 2 Annex Letter dated 15 June 1985 trom H.E. Victor Huqo Tinoco, ActlnY Minister tor Foreiqn Atfairs ot Nicaraqua, addressed to the Ministers of the Contarlora Group I have the honour to write to you in order to express the strony Interest ot my Government In acquaintlnq the member countries of the Contadora Group more completely with the posltion ot the Government of Nicaraqua concerninq the crltlcal situation that has arisen in the area of the frontier with Costa Rica as a direct consequence of the presence ot irreqular tortes that have, as a part of the warlike and interventionist policy of the United States, deliberately provoked reqrettable events, in connection with which a totally unjustified and Irresponsible attempt is beinq made to place the blame upon Nicaraqua. To that end, the Government of Nicaraqua, actinq throuqh me, invites the dlstinquished Governments of the member countries ot the Contadora Group to appoint a SP@CiaI deleqation to conduct an on-srte inspection in the San Juan River sector 
analysis: The text appears to be a diplomatic communication between Nicaragua and the Contadora Group, discussing a sensitive issue related to the border with Costa Rica. The language used is formal and diplomatic, indicating a focus on international relations and conflict resolution. The mention of "irregular troops" and "warlike and interventionist policy" suggests a military or security-related issue.