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U.S. to blame for sparking nuclear crisis in Korea

KCNA

    Pyongyang, July 5 (KCNA) -- The Social Federation "For the Union and Union's Communist Party" of Belarus in a statement on June 27 said that the U.S. is to chiefly blame for a nuclear crisis and expressed full support to the DPRK in its stand to defend the country from the U.S. nuclear threat. The U.S., which invaded Iraq on the "suspicion of possessing weapons of mass destruction," is now going to use the same pretext for attacking the DPRK, the statement said, adding that unlike Iraq which yielded to the U.S. blackmail and failed to repel the U.S. invasion the DPRK is protecting itself with sophisticated weapons.
    Branding the U.S. as an international gangster as it lords it over the world after stockpiling nuclear warheads and cruise missiles in its arsenals, the statement accused Washington of using the nuclear non-proliferation treaty as a leverage to put pressure upon those countries, which incur its displeasure, in a bid to infringe upon their sovereignty.