text: UNITEO NATIONSAS GeneralAssembly SecurityCouncilDistr. GENERAL a/44/956 s/2L367 21 June 19 90 ORIGINAL: ENGLISH GENERAL ASSEMBLY Forty-fourth ses s ion Agenda iten 47 QUESTION OF CYPRUS I should be gratefuL if the present letter anddocrment of the forty-fourth session of the Generaland of the Security Councit.SECURITY COUNCIL Forty-fifth year its annex were circulat.ed as a Assenbly, under agenda item 47,Letter dated 21 June 1990 frorn the pernanent Representativeof Turkey to the United Nations adldressed to the Sec retarv-Gene ral I have the honour to submit, encfosed herewith, a letter addressed to you byHis Excelleacy Mr. i5zer Koray, Representative of the Turkish Repub.lic of Northerncyprus, in connection with the debate that took pface in the security councir on15 Juae 1990 on the subject of the renewal of the mahdate of UNFICYP. (Signed) Mustafa AKSIN Ambassador Permanent ReDresentative 90-15463 1786d (E)UNITED NATIONS ~~/~..~GeneralAssembly ~ ;1~ ~.8~ GENERAL ASSEMBLY Forty-fourth session Agenda item47 QUESTION OFCYPRUSSecurity CouncilAS Distr. GENERAL A/44/956 S/21367 21June1990 ORIGINAL: ENGLISH SECURITY COUNCIL Forty-fifth year Letter dated 21June1990fromthePermanent Representative ofTurkey totheUnited Nations addressed tothe Secretary-General Ihavethehonour tosubmit, enclosed herewith, aletter addressed toyouby HisExcellency Mr.OzerKoray, Representative oftheTurkish Republic ofNorthern Cyprus, inconnection withthedebate thattookplaceintheSecurity Council on 15June1990onthesubject oftherenewal ofthemandate ofUNFICYP. Ishould begrateful ifthepresent letter anditsannexwerecirculated asa document oftheforty-fourth session oftheGeneral Assembly, underagenda item47, andoftheSecurity Council. (Signed) Mustafa AKSIN Ambassador Permanent Representative 90-15463 1786d(E)I... Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibraryA/44/956 s/ 273 67 Engl ish ANNEX Lette! dated 20 June 1990 from Mr' ijzer Koray acldressed to the Sec retary-General At the debate in the security council that took pface on 15 'lune 1990 in connection with the extension of the mandate of UNFICYP, the representative of the Greek Cl?riots, Mr. Mavronmatis, took the floor after ny statement and' in the exercise of his right of rep1y, made assertions and aflegations which it is my
analysis: The text appears to be a formal document related to a political conflict, specifically the Cyprus dispute. It involves the United Nations, the Security Council, and the Permanent Representative of Turkey to the United Nations. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting that the text is an official communication. The mention of UNFICYP (United Nations Peacekeeping Force in Cyprus) and the extension of its mandate also points towards a conflict resolution or peacekeeping context.