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Meeting Held to Denounce U.S.

Korean Central News Agency of DPRK

    Pyongyang, June 24 (KCNA) -- An indignation meeting of workers and members of the General Federation of Trade Unions of Korea was held Wednesday before the Pueblo, an armed spy ship of the U.S. imperialists on display on the River Taedong, two days before June 25, day of struggle against the U.S. imperialists. Present there were Kim Jung Rin, secretary of the Central Committee of the Workers' Party of Korea, and officials and members of the General Federation of Trade Unions of Korea.
    At the meeting Ryom Sun Gil, chairman of the Federation, made a speech to be followed on the rostrum by other speakers.
    They said the Korean war ignited by the U.S. imperialists was a barbarous and robber-like war of aggression without parallel in the war history of the world and a war of most brutal and hideous massacre of people. They bitterly denounced the U.S. imperialists who committed in this land the brutal massacre never to be condoned down through generations, representing cursing and resentful voices of the parents and brothers and sisters who fell with deep rancor and all the trade union members across the country.
    They noted that the U.S. imperialists who are bent on the provocation of another war, still entrenched in a half of Korea, continue committing murder, running an armored car over young schoolgirls and shooting people in broad daylight.
    The pernicious hostile policy of the Bush administration toward the DPRK has created the worst situation in which a war may break out any moment on the Korean peninsula, they said, and warned: If the U.S. imperialists provoked a war on this land again, the Korean working class and trade union members, together with the People's Army, would determinedly destroy the aggressors and accomplish the historical cause of national reunification without fail.
    The poem "U.S. Imperialists, Don't Run Riot!" was recited at the meeting.