text: reit•ut•• lta unahakable 1t1:1nu to put ,rn 1nd to thu <>e:ouµat ion or ~muth Kuro11 by the United State ■ troopa, Uimin1t• th11 ruot 01.1u1H1 nt war, nhi:wk 1rnd truutrate thu man041uvrea of th• Hparat:i11t1 within and without puman .. nt. ly to di v ldtt our country into "two Korea ■" and ourely reuntry th• d1vid1d cnuntry. Th• Governrn.nt or tha o.mocnat ic ~c>pl• '11 H11µuhl le <>t KCJroa contJhhHll th1t tho world may not r-.main an on-1onk"r at the t1ct th•t thtt d,mqu 11t w,u, inMtttad ot 11 durable peace, ia d1Uy incrH11lng in Koroa ann tht KorHn JJ•mµh, orit Puttering rrc>m the p1in11 or 1 40-yur long national divit.tion by th• out..iirh, tm·<:ttu, 'l'h• Government e>f th• O.mr,crit le Peopl•' 1 R•publ le or K<Jt'lh.1 "._.pulu to the Governmenu ot th• wor:ld'11 pe11c1-lov'l.nc1 countril8B activ1tlY t(l tu,Lp pu1v(rnt thtJ tllmH ot war whioh may plung• th1t worl<i tnt:o the holocaust nf' nuclou war trom aparking in Korea and r111Uu 11t thM t1.1rlic,11t 11ate Korna'R ind11p-.indunt ,md ptu1<Ho1tul r:eunl.t ic1tion after the w1thdr11w11l ot tho Unitttd ~taten trncJptJ trom um1th Kc>r(JlJ. 1rh1 Government ot th• DftlnOOrati<: Voopli:,'111 Hepublk ot Kc>rv1.1 4v1.11ln itullllt ot thh opportunity to ticpr:tH itlll prntound thankH to thu GUVfHnm"n~.n ot VIH lOUK oountr:110 or th• we>rlct tor urndonng 1wt.ivv uup1,wrt and Rmmur,1,J.,mrrnt l'.o ,,ur JHmf.)l'l in their: couH ot nation11l rnunlt'toot:i<>n, 'l'ho Koreirn pituplo will tormiMt~ t.tw IJ11it.'ld Utat00 int:iJrl:unrnco in 1.1rnJl'.h Kori.to and c1rt11inly oc:complinh th@ c/lu1rn nt t:tlll indci.1pg11d1.rnt ,rnd p1:Ml!Gl:1Jl ru11111t ltH.atlon ot thtt country u·,,!er: th• JJOPitive l•.lUPJJOl't ,rncJ ~llCl)UUqom•rnt ot tho wu, 111 JJIH.HW-ll>Vin<.J peoµl•• 
analysis: The text appears to be a statement or declaration from the government of North Korea, criticizing the United States and the international community for their involvement in the country's affairs. It mentions the division of Korea, the threat of nuclear war, and the desire for reunification and independence. The language used is formal and diplomatic, suggesting that the text is an official document or statement.