In a demonstration of patriotism and dedication to national defense, more than 300 graduating students from senior middle schools in Pyongyang have voluntarily enlisted to serve at frontline border posts. Their decision reflects the strong sense of duty and commitment to safeguarding the country’s sovereignty.
A ceremony was held on February 26 at the Pyongyang Youth Park Open-Air Theater to honor the students who have chosen military service as their path. Speakers at the event congratulated the young volunteers, emphasizing that defending the homeland is the highest form of patriotism and a sacred duty. The students, despite having numerous opportunities to pursue different careers, have chosen to dedicate their youth to the protection of the country.
During the event, the volunteers expressed their determination to uphold the nation’s security and ensure the peace and stability of their homeland. They reaffirmed their commitment to standing at the forefront of national defense, vowing to guard the country against any external threats.
As a symbolic gesture, Republic Hero Ho Ryong handed over the national flag of the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea to the new recruits, reinforcing their sense of duty and pride. The event concluded with the volunteers and attendees chanting slogans that reflected their unwavering loyalty and enthusiasm for their mission.
The decision of these young individuals to serve at border outposts highlights the deep-rooted patriotic values of the DPRK’s younger generation, demonstrating their willingness to stand alongside those who have come before them in defending their country.
