Speakers at the conference accused the U.S. and the south Korean authorities of opening that day the 25th "meeting on security policy initiative" in Seoul to discuss the "defence guidelines" and other issues.

They disclosed that "the defence guidelines", the keynote of which is the issue of ensuring the reinforcements of the U.S. troops in "contingency" on the Korean Peninsula, "provision of extended deterrent", the creation of conditions for stable presence of the U.S. forces in south Korea, etc., are nothing but a document which put into a concrete shape "the common vision" crafted by the south Korean and U.S. authorities in June last year.

Voicing strong opposition to the above-said meeting, they vehemently demanded that the U.S. and south Korean authorities opt for building a peace-keeping regime on the Korean Peninsula and pulling the U.S. troops out of south Korea and, at the same time, resolutely disband the "alliance" for aggression.