Pyongyang, January 25 (KCNA) -- Rodong Sinmun on Saturday says in an article that the revolutionary line set forth at the 5th Plenary Meeting of the 7th Central Committee of the Workers' Party of Korea reflects the iron faith of the WPK to frustrate the isolating and stifling moves of the hostile forces and open the road to socialist construction by steadily building up our own force under the unfurled banner of achieving prosperity by dint of self-reliance.
The article calls for fully demonstrating once again the spirit and mettle of Juche Korea by breaking through head-on all the barriers to our advance and achieving great victory by dint of self-reliance as intended by the Party, and goes on:
Today's offensive for making a breakthrough head-on is the traditional way of struggle of our people who know offensive only and its victory is sure to win.
The leadership of the great Party is instrumental in winning the victory of the offensive.
The idea and decision of our Party is science and victory. This is the faith and will of all the people in the offensive.
The inexhaustible strength of our united and diligent people is the source of victory in the offensive.
The politico-ideological strength of the single-hearted unity is immeasurable.
The tremendous potentiality of our state is the powerful treasured sword for the victory in the offensive.
Strong national power is needed to counter the threat of aggression with the treasured sword of justice, respond to the pressure with tough stand and meet one's own demands.
We have tremendous strength with which we can realise what we are determined to do.
The invincible military capability that our people have built up, tightening their belt, is a firm guarantee for the victory in today's gigantic offensive. -0-
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