Kim Jong Un, general secretary of the Workers' Party of Korea and president of the State Affairs of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, inspected the Memorial Museum of Combat Feats at the Overseas Military Operations under construction on February 13.

He was greeted on the spot by Ju Chang Il, department director of the Central Committee of the WPK, commanding officers of the army units involved in the construction and officials of the design and creation units.

Going round the construction site, Comrade Kim Jong Un acquainted himself in detail with the progress in construction and creation and fitting of sculptures.

Highly appreciating that the outer wall decorative engravings were created well to preserve the theme-specific features, he said that the matchless bravery and mass heroism displayed by soldiers of the Korean People's Army, involved in the overseas military operations, must be imposingly etched in history as a banner of invincibility.

The Memorial Museum of Combat Feats at the Overseas Military Operations is, before being a simple architectural structure, the crystallization of the noble respect paid by our Party, country and people to the sacred souls of the heroic martyrs who will be immortal for all ages, and the platform of dignity and honour for respectfully exalting their worthwhile life, he added.

Stressing the need to create all elements to be ideologically and artistically perfect to the last detail, he clarified a series of tasks and ways of modification.

He called upon the service personnel, designers and creators, involved in the construction of the memorial museum, to deeply cherish the profound feelings of respect of the Party and people and successfully build the museum into a sacred temple, a grand monumental edifice representative of the era, which will be everlasting as a symbol of the feats and immortality of the martyrs.