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Long Live the DPRK!

DPRK: Inauguration Ceremony of Memorial Museum of Combat Feats at Overseas Military Operations Solemnly Held! (3.5.2026)

Comrade Kim Jong Un looked round with deep emotion the photos and exhibits showing the boundless loyalty to the order of the country, ardent patriotism and the indomitable mettle with which they greeted even death as glory to defend the honor of the strong, which all the generations of the DPRK should keep forever and carry forward.

He visited rooms where the remains are enshrined and laid a flower before them.

He affirmed that the dignified figures standing in the front ranks of the KPA can not be seen again, but the soul and spirit of the martyrs, the defenders of the precious honor of the country, will serve as the symbol of the heroic spirit of the DPRK people and the banner of the mightiness of our army and powerfully encourage the victorious advance of the peoples of the two countries struggling for the common cause of independence and justice.

He went to the room of visitor’s book and wrote: “The soul of the martyrs will be eternal along with the great honor they defended although their lives are buried with the earth with which they fought in their bosoms.

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DPRK Heroes - Kursk Liberation!

DPRK: Comrade Kim Jong Un Inspects Memorial Museum of Combat Feats of Overseas Military Operations [Kursk] – Under Construction! (18.3.2026)

I certainly do not want war – I want peace – but I know we need to defend ourselves from the brutal forces of predatory capitalism. By the way, I do think Russia is a special case as it is a post-Soviet State – which is something new in the world. The Trotskyite-controlled “Communist” Parties of the West deliberately misrepresent Russia’s just war against Neo-Nazi Ukraine as being “Imperialist” – must be on crack! This is why I prefer the academic out-put of Prof. Grover Furr – who has exchanged emails with me. I purchase and study all his books supporting the Great Stalin and exposing the traitor Trotsky! Prof. Furr often teams-up with contemporary Russian academics who agree with his historical assessment. Anyway, around one-third of the Russian Parliament is composed of elected Communist MPs. Furthermore, North Korea believes it owes a historical debt to Russia in the sense that the Soviet Red Army freed North Korea from Japanese domination and then protected the Socialist State from US invasion. At least 101 North Korean soldiers died in Kursk – with many more wounded (some of these have been pictured sat in wheelchairs). I will keep an eye on this story.

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