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U.S. warned not to forget past defeat

KCNA

Release Date: 7/28/2003

Pyongyang, July 27 (KCNA) -- the U.S. imperialists should not repeat the lesson of their disgraceful defeat in the Korean war, contemplating why they were defeated, warns Rodong Sinmun today. Commenting on the U.S. moves to unleash another war in Korea, intentionally rendering the situation strained, the paper says:

"Peaceful solution to the nuclear issue" on the lip-service of the U.S. is nothing but a camouflaged peace trick and a window-dressing to cover up its intention for a preemptive attack.

The army and the people of the DPRK do not want a war. But they are not afraid of and will not avoid it. It is utter folly for the U.S. to think that its troops will go scot-free when they are relocated in areas south of seoul. The U.S. should not think that its forces present in South Korea will survive another Korean war to be ignited by it.

In recent years the U.S. had unilateral wars of aggression, in which it would beat the "enemy" by applying "surgical operation-style strike" in long distance, without being counterattacked.

However, such way of war can never work on the Korean army and people who have strong war deterrent force under the great Songun policy.