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Unconditional Implementation of UN Resolution Demanded

Korean Central News Agency of DPRK

    Pyongyang, February 7 (KCNA) --The delegation of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea demands that all the UN peace-keeping activities be conducted strictly on the principle of respect for sovereignty and noninterference in other's internal affairs and not be misused in attaining a sinister political purpose of an individual country and that the UN Resolution calling for the dissolution of the "UN Command" in south Korea be implemented unconditionally, declared the DPRK delegate at a meeting of the special committee on the UN peace-keeping operation on Feb. 1. He went on to say:
    In order to undertake all the peace-keeping activities strictly in conformity with the principle of the UN Charter and the original aim of the activities themselves, it is necessary to conduct these activities under all circumstances on the principle of respect for sovereignty and noninterference in other's internal affairs.
    Some powers have in the past period utilized UN activities concerning peace and security in pursuing their world strategy and political, economic and military interests and such tendency is kept on still today.
    It is well known a fact that the "UN Command" is an illegal brainchild the United States cooked up at the time of the Korean War by forcing the Security Council to adopt a resolution to employ international forces for the attainment of its purpose. Nevertheless, the U.S. is keen on keeping its forces in south Korea and this is a link in the whole chain of its hostile policy toward the DPRK, the very source of difficulties in the settlement of the nuclear issue between it and the DPRK.
    The U.S. should withdraw at once its forces from south Korea, shaking itself free from the theory and mode of thinking of the old era which is run through with distrust and hostile feelings toward others.