S. Korean Regime Accused of Its Plan to Develop Tourist Destinations

Pyongyang, July 1 (KCNA) -- The south Korean regime announced a plan to develop five islands in the West Sea including Paekryong and Yonphyong into international tourist destinations.
The Secretariat of the Committee for the Peaceful Reunification of Korea on Thursday issued information bulletin No. 974 in this regard.
The information bulletin said:
The puppet regime plans to turn the five islands and waters around them into tourist destinations though they are very acute waters where a war may break out any moment. This is little short of a dangerous project to build tourist resorts on powder magazines.
Through the project the group is seeking to conceal its preparations for a war against the DPRK, make the illegal "northern limit line" an established fact, and get its dominium over the waters in the West Sea publicly recognized.
It also intends to tone down the anger of the south Korean people including islanders who feel uneasiness and horror about military exercises and bring to the islands not only inhabitants but tourists to use them as "human shields" in the military showdown with the DPRK.
A war knows no mercy, and tourist resorts can by no means be safe.