text: Socialist Republic of Vietnam would canstitute a great step towards a poli- tical solution of the problem of Kampuchea and would be surely greeted by all peace-loving countries as an important contribution to peace and security in our region and the world!' (31) (31) De~lrr8Cloa of the Council of iIiniatera of the Coalition Government of Democratic lbmprchm on 28 Au&m 1985 - UN document A/40/599'. / . . . A/40/h ‘lh S/l 7464 Enq I iRh i’dqP 17 3 3. During these last 6 yeara, we have heen encouraged by the favourable development of our struggle obtAined thanks to the combination of two factors namely : on the one hand, the resolve and the national unity of our people aroun~l their Coalit ion Government of Democratic Kampuchea led by H . R. H . Ssmdehh Nor[x!orn Slh.in,xlh , Prcsitlent of Democrat ir Kampuchea, and on the other hand, the international support which has always been larger and stronger. We are firmly convinced that our endeavours in the struggle based upon the combination of these two fundamental factors will eventually end by a political selut ion based on the relevant UN resolutions on 1. bmpuchea so as to enable Kampuchea to become once again an independent, peacelkll, neutral and IIOn-aligned nation in a South-East Asia becoming then, a genuine zone of peace, freedom and neutrality , TITUS OF THE PICTURES TNL NATIONAL RCSI$I”,+#EMCES DLCP SNSIDE--~QUC~HEE~N BATTLEPIELD 1. A unit of rho Dlvirlon 801 un itr wry to attack tha Prrk Kdam ferry on thr Punlm Srp rtvrr (About 30 Km north of Phnum PanhI on 23 January 19L15 2-3, Thr national rrailitrncr lorccm of thr Divlrl~~n HO1 in Tuul village rnd bthray nwr Pr& Kdam 4. The national r,atstanra furcrr at Choruo# Pray trmplr 
analysis: The text appears to be a political statement or declaration, discussing the situation in Kampuchea (now Cambodia) and the efforts of the Coalition Government of Democratic Kampuchea to achieve a political solution. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting that it may be a official document or statement. The text does not mention specific economic, industrial, or environmental issues, but rather focuses on the political and international aspects of the situation.