The
north-south military authorities' talks which were proposed at the historic 7th
Congress of the Workers' Party of Korea (WPK) as the greatest and the best
realistic way of defusing military tension and ensuring peace on the Korean
peninsula have commanded unanimous support and approval from not only the
Koreans in the north and the south and abroad but from the peace-loving people
of the world for their urgency, validity and realistic nature.
Steadfast
is the will and resolution of the army of the DPRK to resolutely meet
challenges of all separatists at home and abroad and ensure lasting peace and
security on the Korean peninsula true to the noble intention of the WPK to seek
negotiated settlement of all issues including practical measures for defusing military
tension and the danger of conflict in the areas along the Military Demarcation
Line and in the hotspot in the West Sea.
The
Ministry of the People's Armed Forces of the National Defence Commission of the
DPRK Saturday sent the following notice to the south side's military
authorities:
It
is an urgent matter directly related to the existence of the Korean nation to
defuse the military tension and prevent in advance the second June 25 Korean
war on the Korean peninsula at present.
We
think that it is necessary for the military authorities of the north and the
south to discuss in an honest and candid manner the outstanding issues related
to any possible military conflict and agree on and implement institutional and
legal measures essential for taking practical steps for building confidence
between militaries.
We
propose to hold working-level contact for opening the north-south military
authorities' talks at the date and place both sides deem convenient in late May
or early June in order to defuse the military tension on the Korean peninsula
and create confidence-building atmosphere between the military authorities of
the north and the south.
All
the Koreans in the north and the south and abroad will closely watch whether
the south Korean authorities truly stand for peace on the Korean peninsula and
the securi
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