The statement said that the Koreans in the U.S. sent an open letter to Obama in protest against the U.S.-south Korea joint military exercises, demanding the conclusion of a peace treaty between the DPRK and the U.S. and the improvement of the north-south relations, and also waged an active movement for bringing the national reunification, the cherished desire of the nation, as early as possible.

It went on:

The General Association of Koreans in China and all the Koreans in China extend full support and solidarity to the struggle of the Koreans in the U.S. and will turn out as one in the sacred struggle for the national reunification.

All the Koreans in China together with the Koreans in the U.S. and other overseas Koreans will make all efforts to turn the U.S. hostile policy toward the DPRK to the conclusion of a peace treaty and achieve world peace and security.