text: addressed toyoubyHisExcellency Dr.KenanAtakol, Minister forForeign Affairs andDefence oftheTurkish Republic ofNorthern Cyprus. Ishould begrateful ifthepresent letter anditsenclosure werecirculated asadocument oftheforty-fourth session oftheGeneral Assembly, underagenda item47,andoftheSecurity Council. /... Digitized by Dag Hammarskjöld LibraryL/ 44/ 937 s/ 2L245 Engl ish Page 3 APPENDIX Letter dated 10 April 1990 fron Mr. Kenan Atakol to the S e c r e lary-Geue r al Security Council resolution 649 (1990), in its paragraph 5, calls on theparties concerned to "refrain frorn any acti.on that could aggravate the situation,,. Since the adoption of that resolution on 12 March 1990, the creek Cltrriot side has engaged in the following activities that are in contradiction with the above callof the Security Council. L. violation of the buffer zone alrd the territorv of the Turkish Republic ofNorthern Cyprus, and hosti]e demons t.ratiotts . Both before and after the adoption of Security Council resolubion 649 (1990), five Greek Cypriots, one of them a solalier of the creek Cl?riot so-calleal ',NationalGuard", had illegally entered the TRNC for trouble-naking purposes. They were arrested by the Turkish Cypriot police, brought to trial and senteuced to short terms of inprisonment, Two of then have completed their sentences and have beenreturned to South Cyprus through tbe United Nations Force in Cyprus (IrNFICyp). Using those provoked incidents as a pretext, creek Cypriot leadership has organized dernonstrations of students, which have fueled feelings of hostility and impeded rnovenent between the south and the north, All entry into the TRNC through the Ledra Paface border gate, even by diptonats serving on the isLand, have beeneffectively blocked, Rather than advising calm and connon sense, the Greek Cypriotleaders have treated the offenders as heroes and encouraged further violations andconfrontation between che two sides. Those denonstrations, like the Greek Cypriot dernonscrations of Juty 1989, have been dorninated by thenes of enosis aad Greek
analysis: The text appears to be a formal letter from the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Defence of the Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus, addressing the Secretary-General of the United Nations and the Security Council. The letter highlights the actions of Greek Cypriots, which the author considers to be in contradiction with Security Council resolution 649 (1990). The text focuses on political tensions and confrontations between the two sides, rather than discussing economic or social issues. Therefore, it is likely that the letter falls under the category of international relations and conflict resolution.