ANDREA KOPPEL, CNN ANCHOR: We want to take you live now to the Korean War Memorial in Washington, D.C., where they are marking the 50th anniversary of the armistice which ended the Korean War. Deputy Secretary of Defense Paul Wolfowitz is making comments right now.</s>PAUL WOLFOWITZ, DEPUTY SECRETARY OF DEFENSE: ... said and done, the international boundaries were back where they had been when the communists invaded. As a result, some have concluded erroneously that the Korean War was a stalemate. To the contrary, because we took a determined stance, because our men and women fought and sacrificed, the people of South Korea have had half a century of peace, 50 years to build a dynamic democracy in a thriving economy. That is no stalemate. Because thousands of brave men and women from 22 nations put their lives on the line, the face Asia was changed dramatically for the better. I'm so pleased to see those countries represented here today. Thanks to our combined action in Korea, the stage was set for the eventual victory in the larger Cold War. It took decades, but freedom triumphed throughout most of the communist world. And one day, freedom will come to the people of North Korea, as well.</s>KOPPEL: We're listening to Deputy Secretary of Defense Paul Wolfowitz there at the Korean War Memorial in Washington, D.C., where they are marking the 50th anniversary of the armistice, which ended the fighting of the Korean War. But, of course, there is still no peace treaty. CNN, of course, will be following that story and we'll have a wrap of the day's events later on this afternoon.
Paul Wolfowitz Delivers Remarks at Korean War Memorial