The participants in the letter paid respect to the brave Korean soldiers who won an unforgettable victory in the war by defeating the U.S. imperialists and making them sign the Armistice Agreement, a disgraceful document admitting their defeat, on July 27, 1953.

They have a good knowledge of the courageous and self-sacrificing actions of the fraternal Koreans specially recorded in history and highly appreciate them, the letter said. The July 27, 1953 winners showed the world that they were strong and ready to offer their lives without hesitation to defend and glorify the freedom, honor and dignity of the country.

The participants vowed to fly higher the flag of victory under the great leadership of Kim Jong Un.