DPRK Hero Pak In Ho, a lecturer at the Victorious Fatherland Liberation War Museum, met members of the delegation of the United Russia Youth Guards led by Anton Zemidov, chairman of its Coordinating Council, on April 17 in front of the US armed spy ship Pueblo.
The meeting was attended by Kim Song Il, vice-chairman of the Central Committee of the Socialist Patriotic Youth League, and officials of the central committee and organizations of youth league at all levels.
Pak In Ho told about the feats performed by the sailors of the Korean People's Army who captured the US armed spy ship Pueblo which intruded into the territorial waters of the DPRK and conducted espionage activities.
Referring to the fact that the Korean People’s Army captured the US armed spy ship and received a letter of apology by bringing the US imperialists, who cried out for “retaliation”, to their knees under the wise leadership of the peerlessly great men with immense courage and grit, he emphasized that the Pueblo would remain forever as an exhibit proving the history of defeat of the US imperialists and the doom of aggressors.
Then speeches were made.
Expressing the will of the DPRK young people who will become model and vanguard of the world progressive youths in the struggle for independence and justice, youth league officials extended full support to and solidarity with the just struggle of the Russian army, people and youths to safeguard the national sovereignty, territorial integrity and security interests.
Paying respect to the matchless heroism and self-sacrificing spirit of sailors of the KPA and expressing full support of the Russian youths to the cause of the DPRK people, the head of the delegation of the United Russia Youth Guards affirmed that they would always side with the DPRK people in the resistance against the imperialists headed by the US.
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