July 27, the V-day, guarantees the dignity of Korea today and the bright future of the socialist cause, the article notes, and goes on:

The U.S. imperialists ignited the Korean war, buoyed by the ambition for world domination and being overconfident of its might. But it was a foolish challenge to the DPRK guided by the great leader and a prelude to their fate destined to sink like a setting sun.

The victory in the war was a victory of the President's outstanding military idea, stratagems and war methods. It was, at the same time, victory of his indomitable will and rare leadership art.

It is of great significance that the victory was won in the war for repelling the imperialists' aggression. Its genuine significance lie in that it is adding to the dignity and might of the country and powerfully propelling the struggle and advance of the popular masses as an unquenchable flame of revolution not only during the war but for the generations to come.

Therefore, the above-said exploits performed by the President can be called a lifeline of the great Paektusan nation and its eternal treasure.

Thanks to the President's feats, the DPRK could always hold initiative in the unprecedented confrontation with imperialism and the U.S. that has lasted for more than half a century and could have been on a winning streak and build a people's paradise from debris and turn it into an invincible political and military power.