The secretary general of the Romanian Workers' Association said in an article:

June 25, 1950 is recorded in history as a day of blood that left incurable wounds on the Korean nation.

On the day, the U.S. ignited the Korean War with an aim of turning the Korean peninsula into a springboard for the world domination. The war, enforced by it, inflicted tremendous human and material losses on Korea.

The U.S. has cunningly schemed to escape from the war crimes, but the truth of history can neither be concealed nor be erased.

The hard-fought Korean War ended in miraculous victory of the heroic Korean people led by President Kim Il Sung.

The U.S. is still getting hell-bent on the aggression war moves, oblivious of the lesson it drew from the Korean War. This only incites the Korean people's wrath and revenge.

No one can check the vigorous advance of the Korean people inheriting the indomitable spirit and mettle of the great generation who defeated the U.S. imperialists in the Fatherland Liberation War that could be called confrontation between a rifle and an A-bomb.

In an article titled "The Korean People's Fatherland Liberation War", Lyudmil Kostadinov, chief of the Bulgarian Group for the Study of Kimilsungism-Kimjongilism, laid bare the true colors of the U.S. as the provoker of the Korean War and an aggressor, stressing that the myth of the U.S. "mightiness" was shattered to smithereens in Korea.