They watched videos showing the armed spy ship being captured by navy men of the Korean People's Army while perpetrating espionage after intruding deep into the territorial waters of the DPRK, the U.S. side presenting a letter of apology and other scenes. Then they looked round the armory, the intelligence gathering room, ciphering room, 12.7mm caliber machine gun and other arms and equipment and spying facilities.

Dashnyam Nachin, secretary of the Mongolian embassy here, wrote in the visitor's book that the visit offered an opportunity to know well about the heroic exploits of the soldiers of the KPA. He wished the Korean people greater success in their efforts.