make a pretext for its occuption of south Korea. The Government of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea in the name of the entire nation flatly condemns the United States for its 40-year-long illegal occupation of the southern part of our motherland and flagrant violation of the sovereignty of our nation, seeking war and perpetual division. Today our country is on the crossroads of war or peace, division or reunification due to the United States armed intervention and manoeuvres for perpetual division. / ... li/17483 lllnqli ■h Paqe 8 Our nation th1t h111 lived an one ntation on on11 twrrihny tlH<>U<.Jhnut thnut1'1nda of ye1u ehould never b8 11ttp,u11tud intu two in our 110111:nt.tt iu11. 'l'hi1:1 1111 the 1teodf11t will ot the whole Kor11.1n pQoplo, If our n1tinn b4t 1plit into two tor: iauod, ta11111iun would 1:ontinut1 t:c) bf! tt1Cac.rb1ted and the danger ot wu turther incr1111tt ,m U1t·' 1<on•1m pc-min•iul,t, thw history or bitter auUtringa r•peat without lit-up and tho cominq gonttution .. , to 11v nothing ot our qeneution, hardly 1ocaptt tr<lm a tr1A4i1, t1.1t1.1, Bo lonq •• the Unit•ti Htateo h1>ld11 the domin11t1on OVtH' hlOUt.h Koriu1, tlH, Kornlln people 01n neither qet rid of pr•••nt-day diaaatorN, nor ~~h,~va nat1on11l ■overeignty, democracy of the aouth Kor,uin nooiety trnd t.hct country I t1 ptHH::t»t11\ nuni Hoit ion, The United St1tH muat teal duo u,oponslhility tor 1rnoh ..i trnqlc aitu11Uon in Kor••• 1111ithdraw the United State11 trnopo from filOUth Kor1:111 in .sccordance "'tth the reaolution of the thirtieth seuaion ot tho Unit•d N1t1nnu G~nwr~l A~uumbly, intuhrt no lonq,r 1h the internal 1thirR ot Kor1t11 nnd rcrnpnnd ut. the urliu11t d,He to our propoaal ot tr:ipartlt• t11lku tor pruvi(hrHJ thu prun,quh1it1ta tu n1tion1l independtnce and pe10etul rQuniriuatiun, The Govumnent ot th• Democrat le Peopl• 'M R•publ 1,, c>t Kor"'u n<>l11111nly 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a political statement condemning the United States for its occupation of South Korea and advocating for reunification and independence. The language used is formal and emphasizes the historical and national significance of the issue. The text does not mention specific economic, environmental, or social issues, but rather focuses on the political and ideological aspects of the conflict.

**Category**
International relations, Culture