Korea so as to put the military forces of the Japanese "Self-defence corps" in the Korean war at the time of emergency. Now in south Korea the United States is conducting every day big• and small-scale military exercises against the northern halt of the Republic and constantly stimulating the bellicosity of the south Korean authorities. Recently, the United States reorganized the south Korean forces on an offensive tooting to deploy them near the area of the military demarcation line, increased the numer:ical strength of the "commando" to 180,000 and started to dig out tunnels towards the north at 180 points near the military demarcation line, which shows clearly how far it went for the new war preparations. Due to the reckless war preparations of the United States, the Korean peninsula today has become one of the most tense and strained areas of the world and a dangerous situation has been created in our country in which a war may break out at any moment. The creatir:m cf "two Koreas" to grip south Korea as a permanent colony and military base is the United States basic strategy in its Korea policy. From the first days ot its occupation of south Korea, the united States has hampered the reunification of our country in every way. I ••• S/17483 English Page 7 It is none other than the United States which cooked up the separate puppet regime in south Korea, suppressing our people's struggle for the establishment ot a unified Government right after liberation on 15 August, which provoked an aggressive war running counter to the entire nation's desire for the peaceful reunification at the beginning of the 1950s and which manipulated behind the screen to challenge, with the 16 May "military coup", the south Korean young students and 
**Analysis**
The text appears to be a political statement or a commentary on the situation in Korea, specifically criticizing the United States' involvement in the country and its military actions. The language used is formal and accusatory, suggesting a strong emotional tone. The text does not mention economic development, natural resources, or environmental issues, but rather focuses on the military presence and actions of the United States.

**Category**
International relations, Politics