The United States continued to c,·,nmit aerial ictspionage act• against th• Democratic People's Republic of Korea .n flagrant violation ot paragraphs 14, 15 and 16 ot the Armistice Agreement. During the period tram July through December 1984, the United State& intiltrated the high-speed, high-altitude reconnaissance plane "SR-71" into the east and west of the Democratic People's Republic ot Korea on more than 80 occasions to commit espionage acts against the northern halt of the Republic, The United States ataqed large-scale war exercises codenamed "Team 1pirit-8S" in and around south Korea tor over 70 days trom l February 1985 with the mobilization ot large tore•• ot over 200,000 soldiers, the United State• troop ■ stationed in south Korea and south Korean army, the United State ■ tore•• both on the United States mainland and in the Pacitic area, unit ■ equipped with conventional and nuclear arms and their means at delivery, commandoa, and notorious "Green Berets" in wanton violation ot paragraph 12 nt the Armistice Agreement stipulating "a complete cessation of all hoRtilities in Korea". The unprecedented-in-scope military exercise "Team apirit-85" in 10uth Korea waA in eaaence a combined "preliminary war" and "t@st nuclear war" to attack the Democratic People's Republic ot Korea trom the ground, sea and sky. During the period l January l9B4 through 31 December 1984 there were more than 21,~00 violations ot the Korean ArmiRtice Agreement by the United States and south Korea, during the period l January l9ij5 through 31 June 1985 the number ot such violations amounted to over 10,ijOQ caReA, Removing the danger ot war and aasinq tension in Korea la the pressing question. To relieve tension in Korea, arml6tic~ should be switched over to a durable peaca. To this end the Democratic Peopll:''H Republic ot Korea propc>sed, on 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a diplomatic or political statement, discussing the actions of the United States towards the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, including alleged violations of the Armistice Agreement. The language used is formal and critical, suggesting a high level of tension and conflict between the two nations.

**Category**
International relations, Humanitarian aid and relief