text: to record my gratitude to the President of Nicaragua, to the Nicaraguan civilian and military authorities and to the Archbishop of Managua for the co-oporation they have extended to ONUCA in carrying out its tasks. Similarly, 1 wish to express my gratitude to the President of Honduras and to the cívilian and military authorities of that country for the co-operation extended to WUCA during the demobilization process there. / l . . Si21379 Xnglieh Page 4 ers of the Nicarm mbilizod in Hondura l;ocatian - A1-mect Unarmed Total Danli 456 456 La Kiatara 217 78 295 Yamales a/ 1 457 1 457 Zacatal ã/ 399 399 Total 217 2 390 2 607 Z ã/ Although al1 the personnel demobilioed at Yamales and Zacatal were unarmed, 384 weapons were handed over separately to ONUCA at Yamales and 41 at Zacatal. They are included in the totals in ameI III. / . . . SI21379 English Page 5 ex IZ Zane 1 Zane 2 Zane 3 Zane 4 Zane 5 ñ/ Zone 6 Zane 7 Zane 8 El Cedro WC Estelí Total 16 171 bers of muan Besistance 2 108 1 220 2 150 3 067 5 072 1 335 147 972 86 14 138 413 405 172 1 241 105 25 582 3 1 3 085 = Total 2 246 1 633 2 555 3 239 6 313 1 440 172 1 554 89 15 19 256 â/ The figures for zone 5 include those demobilised at San Pedro de Lovago on 27 June 199.'. / . . . SI21379 English Page 6 Tme 0 f wemoa . Honduras Small arms (includes AK 47s, other assault rifles, rifles and light machine-guns) Heavy machine-guns Mortars (includes light and medium mortars) Grenade launchers (includes RFG-7s and LAWs) Grenades (al1 types) Mines (al1 types) Missiles ----- 512 14 408 Tota- 14 920 
analysis: This text appears to be a report on the demobilization process of a military organization, likely in Central America. The language used is formal and official, suggesting a report from a government agency or a United Nations organization. The text mentions the handing over of weapons, zones of operation, and numbers of personnel demobilized, which further supports the idea that this is a military-related report.