A spokesman for the Supreme Command of the Korean People's Army (KPA) in a statement released Friday disclosed that a south Korean military unit in Inchon carelessly hung portraits of the peerlessly great men of Mt. Paektu on walls and doors, scrawling unspeakable defamatory words below them.

The news aroused the Korean people's resentment.

Mun Yong Chol, chairman of the Poetry Sub-committee of the C.C., Writers Union of Korea, told KCNA:

"Though the sky falls and the land sinks, we, Koreans will turn out to defend the dignity of the DPRK supreme leadership at the cost of our lives.

Traitor Lee Myung Bak masterminded the idea of the recent provocations and Kim Kwan Jin, Jong Sung Jo and other warmongers of the puppet military adopted it as "state tasks" and spearheaded them. They are a group of political hooligans.

The indiscreet act of a tiny handful of the traitors indicates that they are coming to an end."

Paek Chun Yong, an official of the C.C., Democratic Women's Union of Korea, said that the puppet regime's provocation sparked off all the Korean women's resentment.

"The Lee group's provocation against the dignity of the DPRK supreme leadership can never be forgiven. I am anxious to storm Chongwadae and destroy traitor Lee Myung Bak at once," she added.