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Foreigners Inspect U.S. Armed Spy Ship "Pueblo"

Korean Central News Agency of DPRK

    Pyongyang, January 22 (KCNA) -- The United States should draw lessons from its past defeat. If the U.S. forces dare attack the DPRK again, they will not go back alive. Youssef Jazzan, head of a delegation of the High Institute of Political Science of Syria, said this after inspecting the U.S. imperialists' armed spy ship �hPueblo�h which was captured by the seamen of the Korean People's Army on January 23, Juche 57 (1968), when it was intruding itself into the DPRK territorial waters of the East Sea of Korea. Many foreigners staying in the DPRK visit the spy ship on the Taedong River in Pyongyang.
    The spy ship could be captured by KPA seamen with boundless loyalty to their leader, ardent love for the country and the spirit of devoted service to the people, Youssef Jazzan said, and went on:
    This is one more event which shattered the myth of the "mightiness" of the U.S. imperialists, giving big shocking to the world.
    Supreme Commander Kim Jong Il is a legendary great man and brilliant commander who trained such a strong army, the main force of the revolution.
    The head of a Peruvian delegation for the study of the Juche idea, said:
    The U.S. imperialists, who were boasting of being "the strongest" in the world, fell on their knees and apologized to the Korean people more than once in the past.
    Inspecting the spy ship, we had come to realize the invincible might of the KPA once again.
    Martin Lotscher, chairman of the Swiss Committee for Supporting Korea's Reunification, pointed out:
    The �gPueblo�h is a historic evidence of what is the end of aggressors.
    The armed forces and people of the DPRK showed in practice that they grant neither slightest pardon nor mercy to those encroaching upon the sovereignty and dignity of the country.
    The history of the DPRK proves that even a small country may defeat any formidable enemy and defend the gains of revolution, the socialist system and the security of the people when it uncompromisingly fights against the enemy, holding fast to the revolutionary principle.