According to Pak Myong Suk, a lecturer of the Kunja Revolutionary Site, many visitors to the site gave cheers upon hearing the news of the successful H-bomb test. Among them were workers, scientists and technicians in the field of munitions industry.

The site is associated with the heroic spirit of workers in the field of munitions industry, who provided munitions to the front during the fierce Fatherland Liberation War (1950-1953).

Those in the field of munitions industry have frequented the site to cherish the validity of the Workers' Party of Korea's line of simultaneously developing the two fronts and the vitality of the revolutionary spirit displayed by forerunners in the war.

Inspired by the news, the visitors expressed their resolve to push ahead with a work to put the munitions industry on a Juche-oriented, modern and scientific basis.

A workshop head from a munitions factory, who took part in the development of the submarine-launched ballistic missile, said the news of successful H-bomb test gave great strength and courage to him.

The developers of H-bomb are admirable heroes fully armed with the revolutionary spirit of Paektu, the spirit of the blizzards of Paektu, he said, adding:

Following their fighting spirit, I will devote all my wisdom and energy to developing and producing more diverse military offensive means of our own style.

The U.S. imperialists should be mindful that there can be neither suspended nuclear program nor nuclear dismantlement from the DPRK unless they give up their vicious hostile policy toward it. The DPRK's deterrent will grow stronger in quantity and quality and the U.S. will never escape from attack by the former's deterrent.