text: the resistance to wet fully ma urgently the wmmitments it nmde in aqreeing to BelPobiliae. They also support the Government of Nicaragua in its efforts to facilitati, by taking the necessary steps, timely dem&ilizatiar and urge it to continue au* efforts. The members of the Council also call QL all others vith influence in this nmttec ti take action to ensure that Bemobilization nw proceeds in aocordanoe vfth the agrements entered into by the Nicaraguan parties, ad in par titular to ensure that the 10 June deadline is r espactted . -The umber8 of the Council request the Secretary-General through a cmior representative k~ cartinue to observe the situation a tie 9round firsthand and to report to the Council by 4 June. *The mauibets of the Geourity Council request the Secretary-General to convey the Counoil’s position bo the five Central Arpetioan Presidents. w/2 S/PV.2922 4 (The President) Vbey also request the Secretary-General b3 convey tie Coincil*s ccmerns abcmt the situation desccfbed above to the Secretary-General of the Orgmizatian of Amtica States (OAS), who Shares responsibilities with the Secretary-General of the United Nations as regards the operations of the 1nternat:imal Verification md hollow-I@ Cornmiss iar (CIAV) .” That statamt will be issued as a doarment of the Security Council. The Security Council hae thus concluded the present stage of its conaideC0tiOn of the item 013 the agenda. The meeting ‘rcse at ,9il!i p.m. 
analysis: The text appears to be a diplomatic document, discussing the situation in Nicaragua and the actions of the Government of Nicaragua, as well as the role of the United Nations and the Organization of American States. The language used is formal and technical, suggesting a focus on international relations and politics. The text mentions specific dates, deadlines, and agreements, indicating a sense of urgency and crisis management. Based on these characteristics, I hypothesize that the most fitting category is likely to be related to international relations or politics.