text: S/15608 IS February 1983 I Note ".erbale dated 14 February 1983 from the Mission 37 of Iraq to the Secretary-General S/15609 16 February 1983 d Letter dated 16 February 1983 from the representative 37 of Mongolia to the Secretary-General S/15610 17 February 1983 d Letter dated 16 February 1983 from the repn,sentative 38 of Egypt to the_ Secretary-General S/15611 17 February 1983 e Letter dated 16 February 1983 from the Deputy 39 Minister for External Relations of Nicaragua to the President of the Security Council S/15612 18 February 1983 n, p Letter dated 16 February 1983 from the representative 40 of Viet Nam to the Secretary-General S/15613 18 February 1983 e Letter dated 18 February 1983 from the representative 40 of Honduras to the President of the Security Council S/15614 18 February 1983 0 Letter dated 18 February 1983 from the representative 41 of the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya to the President of the Security Council S/15615 19 February 1983 0 Letter dated I 9 February 1983 from the representative 41 of the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya to the President of the Security Council S/15616 21 February 1983 Statement by the President of the Security Council See Resolutions and Deci- sions of the Security Council, /983 S/15617 22 February 1983 0 Letter dated 22 February 1983 from the representative 42 of the United States of America to the President of the Security Council S/15618 22 February I 983 0 Letter dated 22 February 1983 from the representative 42 of Benin to the Secretary-General S/15619 22 February 1983 0 Letter dated 22 February 1983 from the representative Incorporated in the record of of Jordan to the President of the Security Council the 2416th meeting S/15620 23 February 1983 a Letter dated 22 February 1983 from the representative 43 of Turkey to the Secretary-General 
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