text: UNITED JATIONS Security Council Dist. GBNE:HAl, S/17516 2 Clctober 1985 ENGLISH OHIGINAL: SPANISH LETTER DATED 2 OCTOBER 1985 FROM THE ACTING PWMANENT REPHESENTATIV~ OF SPAIN TO THE UNITED NATIONS ADDRESSED TO THE SECRETARY-GENERAL I have the honour to transmit herewith the text ot a communiqui issued yesterday, 1 October, by the Ottice ot the Spokesman for the Spanish Government in connection with the bornhAng of PLO headquarters in Tunis by the Israeli Air Force on 1 October, which reads as tollows: “The Spanish Government condemns in the strongest terms the bombinq by Israeli aircratt of the headquarters of the Palestine Liberation Organization in Botj-Cedria, on the 0utakirt.s ot Tunis, which resulted in a larqe number ot casual ties. This brutal attack on the territorial integr it.y of a sovereiqn State serves only to aqqravate existlnq tensions and seriously undermines ths et torts under way to hrinq about. a just and lafitiny peace in the Middle East. At thin time ot qreat :ladness, the Spanish Government conveys itH sentiments nt triendHhip and solidarity to the Government and people r)t Tunisia, and to the Palestinian people and their leaders.” 1 shrluld be grateful it you would arranqe tor the text ot this letter to br circulated as a document of the Security Council. (Signed) Em 1 1 io AHTACHO Amhaenador Actinq Permatlent Hepraaentdtive ----- M5-2bM78 1741u (El 
analysis: This text appears to be a diplomatic communication between the Spanish Government and the United Nations, specifically the Security Council. It concerns a military action by Israel against the headquarters of the Palestine Liberation Organization in Tunisia, which resulted in civilian casualties. The language used is formal and condemnatory, expressing solidarity with the Government and people of Tunisia, as well as the Palestinian people and their leaders. Given the context and tone of the text, it is likely that it is related to a conflict or a security issue.