text: state the folloning in connection nith the Note of 3 August 1984: I3l l. On 29 December 1983 the Jordanian subject vratid Yamali Balkiz, an employee of the Embassy of Jordan in Madrid, was killed by gunshots fired at his car. Ibrahim subhi Al-Hamid, an adninistrative enpert at the Embassy of Jordan, wag seriously wounded in the gunfire. 2. According to eye-witnesses, the shots were fired Fy an individual of between 22 and 25 years of age, 1.75 metres in height, of average conplexion and nith dark curly hair, who - as the vehicle drove along calle Garcla de Paredes in Uadrid - approached the left front side windon and fired a number of shots from a sub-machine-9un, then fled the scene immediately. 3. Fifteen 9 mm "uakarovn cartridges of Polish manufacture with the markings 75-21 pere found at the scene. Their characteristics suggest that the shots could have been fired from a "9tZ-53" sub-nachine-9un. 4. The Spanish police immediately began an investigation, as a result of rhich a suspect was det,ained but he was later released owing to lack of evidence. The Spanish police are continuing their investigations. 14. Notes verbales from the Pernanent ttlission of Turkey to the United Nations addressed to the Secretarv-General lOriginal: Frenchl l4l [17 June 19851 The Permanent litission of Turkey to t,he United Nations, in accordance with paragraphs 8 of General Assernbly resolution 38/136 and of resolution 39/83, deeply regrets to report specific instances of serious violations of the protection and security of Turkish diplonatic and consular nissions and representatives nhich have occurred in Iran and in Canada in the circumstances described below: I. A series of attacks was perpetrated successively on 27 and 28 March 1984 against the diplomatic representatives of the Embassy of Turkey at Teheran:A/40 / 4s3 English Page 16
analysis: This text appears to be a report of a violent incident involving the Embassy of Jordan in Madrid, with details about the shooting, the investigation, and the subsequent release of a suspect. The text also mentions a separate incident involving the Embassy of Turkey in Teheran, which seems unrelated to the first incident. Given the focus on diplomatic missions and representatives, I hypothesize that the most fitting category is likely to be related to international relations or diplomacy.